Writing
Here you will find some of my writing, published and unpublished.
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| Shadowrun - Shadowland, Volume 2
December 1995
This volume of the Shadowland magazine contained the first version of my gaming group's Learning & Improving Skills Rules as well as a short story A Runner's Guide To Magic. These were the first works I ever had published.
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| Shadowrun - Shadowrun Companion
1996
The first official FASA sourcebook I was published in. The main thing was a re-print of the Learning & Improving Skill Rules, though my writing partner, John Jacobson, and I also worked on the Shadowrunner Retirement section. We also submitted a variety of optional rules, some of which appeared in the Companion. Our treatises on Docwagon or Cyberware were originally written for the Companion, but didn't make the final cut.
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| Shadowrun - Target: UCAS
1997
Our biggest work! John Jacobson and I did the entire Chicago section for this sourcebook, including all of the fiction/color text and the optional rules regarding Strain III Beta, ghouls as player characters, Astral Voids, and Free Bug Spirits. There was even a brief appearance of Holly Kazinsky, the main character from Atlanta Blues.
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| Shadowrun - Target: Smugglers Havens
1998
Not much to speak of here - just a one-pager describing the End Run, a smuggler's route from Denver to Aztlan. The short story End Run was supposed to be a fictional intro to one of the sections, but didn't make it into the final version.
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| Behind the Crimson Veil
1999
I contributed the Enforcers pirate gang, as well as the Boarding Party rules for this
sourcebook.
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| Aircraft Manual
2000
I did three planes for the CS aircraft book, including the Kingcobra, the Zion, and the Behemoth -
the three planes featured in the Great Helium War web serial.
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| Blake Aviation Security
2000
A Crimson Skies campaign book featuring Paladin Blake and his premiere security firm, Blake Aviation Security. I wrote nearly all of this sourcebook.
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| Tinseltown Expose
2000
Though it was never published, I did some scenarios and characters for this sourcebook on the nation of Hollywood.
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| Shadowrun Fiction
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Atlanta Blues
When one of Holly's contacts came to her with hot information, little
did she know that she'd soon be dodging bullets from half the major crime
organizations in the city.
End Run
The Denver-Aztlan route. Nearly 3000 klicks, through four nations,
across three borders. Those who had done it before called it the "End Run", since it was the
ending point for more than a few promising Shadowrun careers. And lives.
Family
A young medic's brother gets in over his head.
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