Here's an amusing little puzzle for those of you visiting my site who also happen to know a little PHP. I came up with this myself, during some short span of time when I wasn't working on my novel or working at my paying job. Look at the PHP code below and determine what it... Continue Reading →
Role-Playing and Writing: the Storytelling Intersection
Hello, friends. This time, we have a guest post from Coyote Kishpaugh, co-author of The Order of the Four Sons series. He will tell us about the connection between role-playing games and writing fiction. As I mentioned last time, when his co-author, Lauren Scharhag, graced us with her guest post on creating fantasy worlds, I... Continue Reading →
JavaScript Animated D6 Dice Roller Code Released to Public Domain
The title says it all. The JavaScript Animated D6 Dice Roller was previously made available under open source licenses, but has now been released to the public domain via a CC0 Public Domain Dedication. If you have the urge to include an animated D6 dice roller in any JavaScript-based game, for any purpose, commercial or... Continue Reading →
Phantom’s Bane Online
The Eposic text mini-adventure Phantom's Bane is back online as part of the Eposic archive. I'm not planning to expand or improve the game, but you're welcome to leave comments here about it if you like. Phantom's Bane is coded entirely with HTML and JavaScript (so make sure you have JavaScript turned on). It uses... Continue Reading →