syn·aes·the·sia – a subjective sensation that occurs in one sense modality when another modality is stimulated…. syn·aes·thet'ic – involving more than one sense
Over the Easter weekend I held a card stall at a gaming convention, an alternative to running a game as I had been unwell and didn’t have time to write it. I didn’t do my usual range of cards, instead focusing on a range that reflected the themes of the games – fantasy, horror, historical, […]
I haven’t forgotten about Synaesthezia, but between work and being sick I haven’t had time to do much of an update. I have a few more canvases I need to photograph and update, plus I have been working on revisions of my freeform, Regency Revels. I also went on a bit of a card making […]
So, I have been a bit blocked of late, unable to create art or write. This is due in large to stresses in my life (predominently work), but also due to some limitations I put on myself. Namely, no creative stuff until I got all of the wedding related thank yous done. I had done […]
Originally posted on December 5 2008 About a month ago, a friend ran a one-off session of Pelgrane Press’ Trail of Cthulhu (by Kenneth Hite), which is an alternate system to Chaosium’s Call of Cthulhu game. Bearing in mind the fact that it was a playtest written by a third party, and we gave a […]
Originally posted September 29 2008 I’m rereading the Wild Cards series, a shared world anthology edited by George RR Martin. Inspired by a superhero roleplaying campaign that was gamemastered by Martin, and included Roger Zelazny, Melinda M Snodgrass, Lewis Shiner and Walter Jon Williams, amongst other luminaries who would become writers in their own right. […]
