Thoughts of a Depressive Diplomatist

I only read two books this month:  British science-fiction first published within two years  of each other ( Earthlight in 1955 and The Blac...

I'm sorry I haven't kept up-to-date with these reports (and even less so with the write-ups of actual sessions).  I can't help b...

Currently Reading William Dampier, A New Voyage Round the World Dampier's account of his meandering voyage around the world, more often ...

It's a long time since I had any newly-painted figures to post here, but many mini-painting blog-owners will tell you that one of the wo...

The weekend of 15-17 Oct 2021 saw the Second Miskatonic Repository Con.  I took part in last year's event and enjoyed it very much.  Mis...

 Finished Reading James S A Corey, Abaddon's Gate The third book in 'The Expanse' series. The answer to what the Protomolecule i...

This post is going to be a heads-up and plug for Adversity Games.  I have no connection with them other than being a playtester for their cu...

I'm sorry that this is a little late; but to be honest, I doubt if any of you were on the edge of your seats waiting to be updated on my...

  If I'd kept up with the RPG-word-a-day, one of today's choices would have been 'Ancient'. I would have chosen this one bec...

It would be surprising if my readers haven't noticed that streaming tv is now a Big Thing.  Perhaps only those of us who work in Charity...

OK, so I have failed spectacularly in keeping up with the RPG-a-Day posts.   But I think it was worth the attempt, and I'm going to carr...

  Link here. On offer are 12 minis (for £38.00) from Andrew May of Meridian Miniatures and other projects  (with a strong Kickstarter track ...

Today I'm going for one of the subsidiary choices - "Image". For a long time I maintained that I don't have a visual imagi...

  Today's word is an easy one for me as it allows me to rehash  one of my favourite RPG stories .  When my FLGS group celebrated the fir...