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Suddenly...
A Haunting
In Bangor, minding my grandmother's house.
The summer of 87.
Sitting in the front room, watching something on the VCR,
I could have sworn you just walked past the front gate.
I ran outside, calling your name, but you had gone,
if you'd ever even been there.
So unlikely, nearly impossible that it could have been you.
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The Gen Con limited edition copies of Broken Rooms have arrived! Sexy, lovely 460 page hardbacks. Mmm, delicious. You know you want one. -
Broken Rooms launching at Gen Con 2012
Here's the link to the site.
After Gen Con, you'll be able to purchase the RPG from the site directly.
http://www.brokenrooms.com/
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Still alive, just elsewhere
Hello, Livejournal,
I'm never on here anymore. Shocking, but true. I'm usually on other places, though, so you can find me on Google+ if you look for me there, or Facebook, etc etc.
I hope you're all doing well!
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Our next book for Desolation is coming out in a few weeks. it's called "Journeys, Before and After" and you can read the introductory fiction by click on this link right here.
In the meantime, don't forget to visit me at my blog. -
For those of you still playing along at home...
I've posted a short story over at the ol' blogstead.
It's a new version of a story I wrote in college, probably back in 93.
I lost it years ago, but it's sat in the back of my mind, like a creepy hitch-hiker.
Here's the link to go read it:
http://www.stephenherron.com/blog/2010/5/6/everything.html
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Some history
1996
1st Edition. 100 copies, all sold.
http://nearside.tripod.com/xindex.html (holy crap, but it was 14 years ago.)
2000
http://gamingoutpost.com/review/the_nearside_project-2/
http://www.frothersunite.co.uk/files/reviews/TNP2.html
2003
http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showbook&bookid=3711
2005
http://www.tabletopnorth.org/index.php/home-mainmenu-1/13 ( Read more... ) -
Sunken-Eyed Promise Breaker
That's what my wife calls the new Doctor. I can't really argue with that, from the point of view of the plot of "The Eleventh Hour."
No spoilers, but it was fantastic. Matt Smith is the Doctor, he absolutely nailed the character even as he reinvents him. So many good lines, so many cool things. Not the best story, but the entire thing was B plot. ( Read more... ) -
New stuff, new things
Over at my real blog, I talk about writing, glasses, haircuts and books.
Yeah. All in one post. Chuck isn't the only person who can eclectic it up. Rock on, Admiral Wendig.
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Ah, memories. Wait a minute...
I posted a new poem over at my blog, stephenherron.com.
Here's a link - stop by and let me know what you think!
http://www.stephenherron.com/blog/2010/2/24/shopping-trip.html