(Via James's Genre Books. 3 to go.)

So, even though David Eddings's The Elenium is technically 3 books (The Diamond Throne, The Ruby Knight, and The Sapphire Rose), I own the omnibus copy with all three volumes contained within. While this will count against my year end reading numbers, it was easier than trying to delve through three separate ( Read more... )

(Xposted from James's Genre Books)

I'll admit, back when I first read Stewart Wieck's Malkavian, I skipped chapters here and there, mainly due to the nature of one of the narrators. That would be Anatole, the so called Prophet of Gehenna. Given that the weakness of the clan is that they all suffer from some form of insanity, this may explain why ( Read more... )

As some of you might have run across over the past few days, I've been pondering a Call of Cthulhu campaign set in the late 1970's New York City. It started with this....

( Creole Lady Cthulhu )

I've talked about it on here before, years and years ago (and I ain't digging through tags to find it) but tonight, we return to the topic of a project I participated in back in the Summer of 1992.

To preface this, a musical I had never heard of was major topic of conversation at camp, one City of AngelsAnyway, the camp I was at was a Governor's ( Read more... )

This was odd. I had the idea, and I couldn't quite get the shape I saw when I got the seed.

( Fun with the Persephone myth )

I wound up cleaning my friend list on here ( Read more... )

Well, a friend of mine writes a psychology blog, and his post today struck an old nerve with me ( Read more... )

So, I haven't updated in a while, mainly due to lack of much of anything to say.

I find my tongue is getting sharper as the weather cools and the business begins the march towards the Holidays.

I find my anger is getting misdirected and leaking out at bad times.

So, yeah, hello Winter.

Just very frustrated with work and everything else going on.

The other day, I ran across this site, which ended up royally pissing me off ( Read more... )