Yesterday, I launched the website for Engine Publishing [1], the company that will be publishing our first book, Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters. (Engine also has a Facebook page [2].)
You can read a bit more about the company [3] there, but what I’d really like to share with you are the bios for our 19-strong creative team [4].
These awesome folks are the reason Eureka features great writing, artwork, editing and proofreading, and graphic design. To say that they rock is a serious understatement. They rock harder than a 30-gnome orgy in a van with a wolf airbrushed on the side. Our thanks to each and every freelancer who has worked with us to make Eureka a reality.
In Eureka news, our publication date is approaching. There’s still plenty of finishing work to do, but as soon as we have a finalized publication date we’ll start taking preorders.
We cannot WAIT for you to see this book, and we’ll have a nice big sample available around the time preorders open.
4 Comments To "Engine Publishing and the 19 Contributors to Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots"
#1 Comment By longtooth On April 15, 2010 @ 7:22 am
Now I have to go through the rest of my day with the imagined visual of a 30 gnome orgy in my head. THANKS!
Exciting times at the stew!
Looking forward to checking it out.
30 gnomes…dang! Hey, add an ogre and it would look like a wresting match from the eighties with Andre The Giant wresting a mob of… um… er..little folk!
#2 Comment By Kurt “Telas” Schneider On April 15, 2010 @ 7:33 am
I can’t believe you told everyone about that special night. I thought that was just between the 30 of us… :~(
#3 Comment By Patrick Benson On April 15, 2010 @ 9:21 am
[5] – Actually Kurt, it was more like you were between the 29 of us. >:)
Great to see the Engine Publishing site up and running! I can’t wait until the book is out in print!
#4 Comment By Martin Ralya On April 15, 2010 @ 10:10 pm
[6] – We aim to please! Actually, there really wasn’t much room to aim in that van…
[5] – Should I also tell them that I’m pretty sure there was a dirty halfling in there somewhere?
[7] – Amen to that! It’s been a long and interesting ride. 🙂