Progress, Not Perfection
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When it comes to tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs), there’s no shortage of options and resources available to players and game masters. One popular platform that provides a vast selection of TTRPG supplements is Drivethru RPG. But how do you know which supplements […]
An excellent summary of a Murder of Wizards and Armageddon Angels found in TikTok. Honestly, it is exciting to see someone else talking about one of my books. With the book launching in a little more than a week I’m starting to […]
Introduction As an independent author, getting your book noticed in a crowded market can be a daunting task. However, with the rise of social media platforms and online communities, there are now more marketing options available to you than ever before. So, […]
After nine months, I can finally say A Murder of Wizards is edited and ready to go. I have scheduled the release date for 12/09/23. You can pre-order the e-book from Amazon or any other major e-book reseller. If you supported the […]
The other week I painted three very small figures, or mini-minis if you will, during my stream and the results were pretty good. I painted a pixie, a gnome, and a kobold during the stream, so I thought I would share it […]
The slick white ceiling reminded him of the walls in his lab. Staring at it made him angry. Something unexpected had happened and he desperately wanted to know what.
During last night’s miniature painting stream, I planned on painting a couple of miniatures for players in my Dungeons & Dragons campaign, and then if time allowed I would work on my next large dragon project. True to form, I overestimated my […]
It’s really easy to feel like you’re not making progress. All too often we measure progress in the form of hitting goals. When we miss those goals it is seen as a failure.
Doctor Margaret Vo heard the scream of the alarm. She did not stop running. She did not know what was going on in the lab. She was afraid that one or both of the brilliant men within were dead.
What a week it has been. I was reminded that taking three days off from work means you’ll have twice as much work for the next five.
