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- An Interview With Eberron Author Don Bassingthwaite (Part 3) by Dungeon's Master on Nov 19, 2009
Today we complete our interview with Eberron author, Don Bassingthwaite. In this installment Don talks about The Tyranny of Ghosts, the third novel in the Legacy of Dhakaan trilogy, inventing the goblin language and who he would cast in the movie ver...
- book review: Leaving Yesterday by Kathryn Cushman by promptings on Nov 13, 2009
Title: Leaving YesterdayAuthor: Kathryn CushmanPublisher: Bethany House, October 1, 2009, paperback, 320 pages. ISBN-10: 0764203827 ISBN-13: 978-0764203824What business could a police officer have with her except to bear the bad news that h...
- Programming Robot Controllers by OrbitalHub on Nov 13, 2009
If you plan to build your own exploration rover, design a micro-satellite bus, or put together a robot manipulator, Programming Robot Controllers is a good book to start with. Please visit OrbitalHub to read more...
- An Interview With Eberron Author Don Bassingthwaite (Part 2) by Dungeon's Master on Nov 12, 2009
We continue our interview with Eberron author, Don Bassingthwaite. In this installment Don talks about how much D&D’s game rules impact his writing as well as some of the challenges he experienced when 4e came out. Although the interview wi...
- book review: Things Worth Remembering by Jackina Stark by promptings on Nov 9, 2009
Title: Things Worth RememberingAuthor: Jackina StarkPublisher: Bethany House, October 2009, paperback, 320 pages. ISBN-10: 0764207113 ISBN-13: 978-0764207112Kendy Laswell can’t wait for her daughter Maisey and fiancé Marcus to get home t...
- An Interview With Eberron Author Don Bassingthwaite (Part 1) by Dungeon's Master on Nov 4, 2009
When I was reading the excellent Eberron novel The Word of Traitors I discovered that the book’s author, Don Bassingthwaite, lives in my hometown of Toronto. I sent Don an email and asked him if he’d like to do an interview for Dungeon’s Master...
- How ‘Clifford, the Big Red Dog’ started by Dog BLog on Nov 2, 2009
It was 1963, and Norman Bridwell, the father of an infant daughter, was broke and desperately searching for work as a commercial artist in New York City. Figuring he had to try everything, Bridwell put together a portfolio of illustrations and began...
