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Ryan Macklin said some important things over on his Google+ today, in regards to Max Tempkin’s rape accusation (and Tempkin’s response), as well as cowardice in the games community about speaking out against injustices.  It’s well worth a read, and … Continue reading →

Hey all, due to a combination of medical stuff and extra work this week, the first article of Ian Reads WoD is being delayed a week.  Check back here next Friday (March 21st) for the start of the series proper. … Continue reading →

Hey everybody!  So, Chuck Wendig’s flash fiction challenge this week is to post the 1,667 words from your first day of NaNoWriMo for this year. Mine ended up being a little bit over that, at around 1900 words for my … Continue reading →

Okay then, onto part 2.  This day was mostly panels for me.  There may also be one more post where I mention some of the lovely people I met that didn’t make it into the various days’ writeups.  (Mostly because … Continue reading →

Hey everyone!  I went to Geek Girl Con this year and had a grand ol’ time, and I thought I’d share what I did and my thoughts on the con as a whole.  This was my first time there, and … Continue reading →

Sorry this is so late this week.  Mr. Wendig’s challenge wasn’t up yet when I went to do my writing, and though I wrote this on Saturday it took me a while to edit it down to (exactly) 1000 words … Continue reading →

Hey all!  Hare a few links from my recent travels around the internet.  Hope you find them interesting. 1. Sam Brown’s Factory Tours (via Daniel Solis) — Sam Brown went and toured 5 board game factories in China.  Hey, it … Continue reading →

Sorry for the lack of post last week, it’s taking a little longer to get the wheels rolling than I’d like.  For today, I’d like to drop in and tell you what the proposed schedule is for the blog. Monday … Continue reading →

Hey all, just letting you know there won’t be a new Running the World-Machine this week.  School and some other projects are swamping me right now, and I also need some time to brainstorm a list of topics.  Running the … Continue reading →