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  • Maelstrom | Observations

    Reasonable Resolution

    ByPaul B January 1, 2011

    The new year swings around and I had a wee dram o’ whiskey, so no need to worry about a hangover or anything this morning. Mind, a week off work has gone me out of my routine, which likely won’t make this week any easier. I’m relieved I managed to meet my deadline of a…

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  • Books | Celebrations

    Booked Up

    ByPaul B December 25, 2010

    Christmas provides a wealth of reading material this year, as ever. I actually like a good book, so it helps. I got a book of 20th century poetry, an almanac of historic customs, a book on Chris Morris, and one on horrible jobs through history. All excellent stuff, now piled by my bed, with a…

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  • Books | Maelstrom

    Beggars – Day Fifteen

    ByPaul B December 20, 2010

    If I consider my working velocity as 1,400 words a day, it might work. In 10 days time, I’ll have 17,800 words done – and I’m thinking that’ll hit the mark as a ‘shitty’ first draft. I had high hopes two weeks ago. Two weeks later, my velocity has slipped from a less than ideal…

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  • Amusement

    Agile Made Good

    ByPaul B December 13, 2010

    I find this funny, right here and right now. I suspect special courses, and special spectacles, exist that allow management to interpret what might essentially represent a good idea in this uniquely horrific way…

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  • Books | Maelstrom

    Beggars – Day Eight

    ByPaul B December 13, 2010

    I gritted my teeth for much of the weekend, as despite the best of plans I failed to write a single letter for my game supplement. Of course, I didn’t waste the time either. I did a lot of family-related stuff, like helping with the Christmas Tree (hefting the box from the attic and unpacking/hanging…

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  • Books | Maelstrom

    Beggars – Day One

    ByPaul B December 6, 2010

    I aimed to write a lot about beggars this weekend for Maelstrom. I managed a little, but not a lot. I started with slightly over a thousands words already written – and got up early on Saturday to get house stuff and chores out of the way. I did the same on Sunday, squeezing in…

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  • Conventions | Maelstrom | Observations | Role Playing

    Conventionally Done

    ByPaul B November 29, 2010

    I attended the Kensington-based Dragonmeet convention at the weekend. I’m verging on being a regular, having attended for the last four years, but never been before as the guest of anyone. On this occasion, I attended as a guest of Arion Games owner Graham Bottley. Mind, I would not get to sit around and freeload……

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  • Appreciation | Gaming

    Nostalgic Nonsense

    ByPaul B October 24, 2010

    Reading a White Dwarf magazine from 27 years ago, I stumbled across this letter – the PS and editor response amusing in hindsight for those who mourn the loss of the Dwarf of old… Tangentially, Marcus Rowland continues to be a diehard inspiration in roleplaying innovation and writing. I spend fruitless times on eBay trying…

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  • Celebrations

    Same Difference

    ByPaul B October 23, 2010

    Once a year, my house gets invaded. I understand this might be the last time it happens. My wife likes to keep in touch with her friends. She has friends with a common interest, and they get invited round once a year for chin-wagging, story-swapping, drinks, food and fun. In this same timeframe, the kids…

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