The Black Campbell

Well, while the former look of the blog was very professional and pleasant, it doesn’t fit the nature of the site and the feel I wanted to present.  So — the Campbell of Argyll tartan at the top, a new green font for the headers, and I kept the font from the former look.  (I love the dropped font for the numbers.)

If you have any requests for what you would like to see address, feel free to comment.

There’s a host of fiction and non-fiction pieces, and a bunch of netbooks for various RPGs now up on the other pages.  They’re all in .pdf, for everyone’s convenience.

All I ask is if you use my work, you ask first and cite me properly, or in the case of the game supplements, tell your friends where you got them.

The funniest part:  the bloody thing is smiling!

For those with a taste for anarchic-transhumanist subjects, pop over to informorph’s website:  anarchotranshumanism.com …

It looks to be a good source for material to use with Eclipse Phase (see below), or to confuse your elders with.

Another good site is H+ Magazine: http://hplusmagazine.com .

After years of absence on the ‘net due to work, school, and other responsibilities, I am dipping my toe back into the electronic world.

Previously, I had a small imprint in the gaming community online with things like the Q2 Manual for the James Bond roleplaying game, and a series of fan books for the Decipher Star Trek game.

For the last few years, I have been actively seeking my doctorate in history, specializing Modern American and European History.  My dissertation is a study of the effects of science-fiction on the culture and technology of the late 20th Century in the United States.

My goal and hope is that this will become a spot for people who — for whatever reason — are interested in roleplaying games, history, politics, or a variety of interests that I share.