CM Simpson: Writer & Gamer

You can find the links to each of the preceding episodes of the Babes in London adventure sequence HERE . To play or run this game you will need the following: PLAYERS: Fireborn Player's Handbook ; GAME MASTERS: Fireborn Gamemaster's Handbook ; This is a piece of fan fiction. It is NOT endorsed or acknowledged by Fantasy Flight Game s; it is IN NO WAY official; it DOES NOT indicate any form of relationship between myself and Fantasy Flight Games; and I DO NOT CLAIM any of the setting specific material or setting specific concepts as my own. Warning: Due to a lack of playtesters, this section has yet to be tested. GMs may need to adjust opponents to suit the level of your PCs. PLAYERS SHOULD NOT READ BEYOND THIS POINT                 SCENE4A – LIBRARY INVESTIGATION Your path has led you to the National Library in London, and then your inquiries led to you this man – Sir Thomas Jamieson, an expert in Egyptian mythology and art

I looked out the window above my desk and saw this little one settling down for the night. I have no idea what kind of butterfly it is, but it was pretty and brightened my day. See what I mean? Beautiful!

A little while back, I wrote a piece for Raging Swan Press 's Village Backdrop series. Last week, Endzeitgeist released a 4.5 star review of Agravaine's Rest. You can find it here. You can also find Agravaine's Rest here and Raging Swan Press here .

Still not quite well, but definitely on the mend. I skipped all classes this week in the name of sleep and started an exercise program on Friday—a really careful exercise program as I don’t want to become sick again, or cause an injury flare up… again. I’ve almost finished revising the majority of the last of my early novels. I think there are about 9,000 words to write on it after that; I always find the endings hardest, and this one has two distinct threads to tie up. The two annuals are now on track for release late next year, and I have one more story to write for An Anthology of Blades , which has been delayed but will be released early next year. And it’s time to set up what needs to be written for next year, so I have some sort of program to work to, one with enough flexibility to let me play with new ideas as well. Overview New words produced: 4,132 Old words revised: 33,389 Works completed: 13 (13 for a much larger project) Works revised: 0 Covers created: