Month: October 2010

  • What you need is a large dose of bacon-loving dragons and bad-assed fairies.

  • Yeah, I know “three” is a long way from “a thousand’.

  • Thanks to the kindness of Diane Whiteside, I’m blogging at History Hoydens today. The article covers the joys and frustrations of building a fantasy world set in Ming Dynasty China. If you’re working in that period, too, maybe the links…

  • Halloween is my favorite time of year, not only do I get to celebrate my favorite holiday, I get to play at Capclave.

  • Disguised as a young man and fleeing from an arranged marriage to her brother’s murderer, Chinese noblewoman Ai Li takes pity on a starving barbarian (i.e., European) mercenary at a roadside tavern and offers him her rice bowl.