Tell Me Another

Our guest today is publisher and game designer Fred Hicks. Fred is co-founder of Evil Hat, which publishes, amond other things, FATE, the Dresden Files RPG, and Dont Rest Your Head.

Our guest in this episode is Gregg Taylor, the proprietor of Decoder Ring Theatre, home to such original radio dramas as The Red Panda and Black Jack Justice. You can see the graphic novel Red Panda: Mask of the Red Panda here. Beautiful Darkness is here. andnbsp;

andnbsp; Our guest is English and ESL teacher Timm Woods, who is also a doctoral student in collaborative storytelling in the classroom environment. Timms Cthulhu campaign, Merciful Things, is here, at The Innsmouth Academic. Forbidden Planet, the comic book store is here. Magicians, the Korean language learning game is here. Pete Figtrees teacher guides for roleplaying games are here.

Our guest is English and ESL teacher Timm Woods, who is also a doctoral student in collaborative storytelling in the classroom environment. Timms Cthulhu campaign, Merciful Things, is here, at The Innsmouth Academic. Forbidden Planet, the comic book store is here. Magicians, the Korean language learning game is here. Pete Figtrees teacher guides for roleplaying games are here.

andnbsp; My guest on this bonus episode is fiction writer Josh Roby, who is Kickstarting Princess Charming, a series of childrens books about heroic princesses. Anna Kreider is illustrating the books.

andnbsp; Here is Episode 10 of our podcast about all kinds of storytellers and the stories they tell. Our guest is Graham Walmsley, psychologist, improv actor, and storytelling game designer. You can find Graham Walmsley here. If you are interested in any of the other British story games that Graham mentions, you can find them here: Intrepid Marquis of Ferrara What You Wish For

In this bonus episode, I interview my friend, sword noir writer Fraser Ronald, about his fiction, his roleplaying games, and his Kickstarter for the forthcoming Nefertiti Overdrive, a game of Ancient Egyptian wuxia. You can find his games at Swords Edge Publishing. I also recommend his podcast, Accidental Survivors.

My guest on this episode is standup comedian Jackie Kashian. You can find her at jackiekashian.com or find her podcast The Dork Forest here. andnbsp;

In this episode, PK and I interview fiction writer, comic writer, and journalist, Jared Axelrod. You can find him at jaredaxelrod.com andnbsp;

In this episode, PK and I interview fiction writer, comic writer, and journalist, Jared Axelrod. You can find him at jaredaxelrod.com andnbsp;

andnbsp; Odds Bodkin is a professional oral storyteller and musician in the bardic tradition. You can find him at oddsbodkin.net. I had a lot of fun interviewing Odds. I encourage you to check out one of his storytelling workshops if you get the chance.

andnbsp; JR Blackwell is a photographer, journalist, game designer, and writer. You can find her at jrblackwell.com. Ive been a fan of JR for a few years now. She did the photography for my book, Heroine. She is also planning to do photography for Shoshana Kessocks Dangers Untold, a book Im currently Kickstarting here. You can find the story JR reads at the end of this episode, Acceptance, here on her site. We are currently Kickstarting Shoshana Kessocks Dangers Untold. Im editing the book and JR plans to shoot photography for it. You can find out more and  back the Kickstarter here.

andnbsp; Harry Connolly is an urban fantasy and fantasy novelist. You can find him at harryjconnolly.com. I have read and I recommend all the Twenty Palaces novels as well as King Khan. I also enjoy Harrys blog.

andnbsp; Here is Episode 4 of  our podcast about all kinds of stories and the people who tell them. Our guest is Minister Faust, science fiction novelist, former literature teacher, and former Canadian radio and television host. You can find Minister Faust here. Minister also mentions some other speculative fiction authors. The first four are Canadian. Sparkle Hayter Craig DiLouie Wayne Arthurson Robert J Sawyer Ekaterina Sedia

andnbsp; Here is part 2 of Episode 3 of our podcast about all kinds of stories and the people who tell them. Our guest is Epidiah Ravachol, founder of the sword and sorcery ‘zine Worlds Without Master and designer of Dread and other storytelling games. This interview was long enough that I’ve split it into two parts. I plan to do this whenever episodes are longer than about 70 minutes. [audio mp3=http://tellmeanother.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Episode-3-Part-2-Epidiah-Ravachol.mp3][/audio]