There has been some interest (okay, okay - one person) in my past works in the rpg publishing world. So this post will simply be an informational one, but hopefully some will find it useful. I’ll do my best not to “toot my own horn”, but I am proud of the work.
Note: While I don’t see any money from the following list of products, I still stand behind them as solid products and will happily answer any questions to the best of my ability. That being said, I haven’t kept up with the industry in general or any of the people involved.
First up, a simple starship that I put together for UKG Publishing as both a proof of ability, as well as a teaser for my never-published sci fi setting:
Next up is a series of d20 Modern books, focusing on different types of spellcasting. I was the original publisher and editor behind each of these, with the writing done by the excellent Frank Eastman and artwork by one of the greatest guys I’ve ever known - Walt Robillard:
http://www.rpgnow.com/product/13664/SFX-Skills-Enochian-Theurgy?cPath=703_773&it=1
There was the Charles Rice masterpiece, focusing on surviving the zombie apocalypse. I ran a playtest group and did the majority of the editing, but was unable to complete the final draft unfortunately.
Let us not forget the free e-zone Modernized, which focused on roleplaying in modern and future settings, brought to us by the talented David Gallant (who did a lot of the technical digital storefront stuff for me). I helped behind the scenes doing mostly editing and the such, but was a major force getting the last issue out.
http://www.intrepidheroes.com/modernized.htm
There once was a fan site called The Korranberg Chronicle that I was a part of as well, both behind the scenes and writing articles for it. The defunct website can be found here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20060613190029/http://www.kchronicle.com/
Okay, that’s it. I have a few others, but I pulled them from distribution over a decade ago (with the original hopes of re-launching them at some point).
Thanks for your time, and I hope I didn’t bore everyone.