Here's an interesting article about the costs of publishing (including writing, editing, art, layout, printing, shipping, distribution,...

I'm always thinking about new ways to improve my blog and make it interesting to more people. I'm currently in a phase where I play ...

I just read an excellent article written by Jessica Price (project manager at Paizo Publishing). Jessica discusses women in the gaming indus...

The first part of a monster entry is the descriptive line. The first thing to remember is to include it. In the Here Be Monsters contest th...

The five interviews with the Here Be Monsters finalists have been published this week, and all the prizes have been sent to the winner and t...

Here's the last of the Here Be Monsters interviews: Wendall Roy, whose entry was the taniwha, a creature from the Maori mythology.

Here's the third runner-up interview: Mike Welham! I'm very glad to interview him, not only because he was a finalist in Here Be Mon...

Here's the second runner-up interview: Douglas Schaub, the creator of the enigmatic warpstar.

I'll be posting the remaining four interviews in the order I received the answers, and here's the first one! Among other things, Joe...

The Here Be Monsters contest ended last week with Nicholas Wasko as the winner! Read on to learn more about Nick and his thoughts about mons...

I interviewed Sean K Reynolds about the Kickstarter for the Five Moons RPG. Among other things, Sean talks about design choices that make th...

Nicholas Wasko's entry, the nightbloom got the most votes, which means Nick wins the first Here Be Monsters contest! It was a really tig...

I interviewed gaming legend Wolfgang Baur about the Southlands Kickstarter. In keeping with my blog's recent monster theme, there's ...

The Veranthea Codex Kickstarter is now over 80% funded! There's still more than two days until the funding period closes, so if you hav...

Today's Kickstarter interview is about the Cross of Fire Saga Adventure Path. Louis Porter Jr. tells us about the AP, and also discusses...

This tawny wildcat, slightly larger than the average cougar, boasts a ridged, bony forehead that looks like it could shatter bone. Seemingly...

A massive, night -black flower sways in the still air, its five petals lined with glowing red eyes. The shadows around it buzz and whisper,...

The eyes and hooves of this hideous giant stag cast an eerie green glow. Skulls and grim talismans hang upon the beast's towering ra...

A sphere of swirling debris hovers in the air, bits of the ground below slowly floating up to meet it.

This massive lizard is covered in green and grey scales with a spiny crest running along its back. Its wedge-shaped head has a cavernous mo...

I interview ed Jonathan G. Nelson of Adventureaweek.com about publishing, f reelancing and related things . AAW is perhaps best known for ...

A while ago I heard that Sean K Reynolds , our special guest judge for Here Be Monsters, has started a Kickstarter about his Five Moons rol...

The open call ended on the 13th of September and we received 40 monster entries, which is a lot, considering it's the first time we o...

In my latest interview, Creighton Broadhurst talks about Raging Swan, publishing and freelancing. Creighton also blogs about game design, f...

Mike, Jacob and I have read all the 40 monster entries, and we are now in the final stages of deciding which five monsters advance. While...

The open call ended yesterday at 2 pm PST / 5 pm EST / midnight here in Finland. We received nearly 40 entries, which is a lot, and Jacob...

I interviewed Bradley Crouch of Interjection Games about the Strange Magic Kickstarter, which launched August 28th. Read on to learn more a...

Aaaand time for the third post today! The Veranthea Codex Kickstarter was launched yesterday, and I'm very glad to be part of it. Mor...

In my second blog post for today, I'm interviewing Eric Morton, whom many people on Paizo messageboards remember for his 200+ monsters a...

Today I'll be publishing not one, not two but three blog posts! Here's the first one: more statistics and musings about the conte...