I gotta decide on Awesome Con.

$375 for a table for three days. It’s expensive, but the foot traffic is insane there. Rough calculations are, if I sell 16 books a day, I should basically break even. I’ll need to maybe turbocharge that crowdfunding the RPG thing I was thinking about doing via Backerkit, get the money together to have it at the sale, if I want to have something new. And then there’s the chance for increased Kindle/KU sales. But that’s a good hunk of change that we’re talking about, here. And higher sales than I normally sustain.

I will need to decide this in the next couple of days.

11/04/2024 NotAWriMo, BANSHEE BEACH: 288/55713

Yeah, I’m really tired. Up too late, up too early, going to bed early tonight and sleeping in.

Patreon!

I wasn’t really surprised when the knock on the hotel door came, except that it took so long. I hadn’t been joking when I told Lucas that trouble followed guys like me around. Heck, this time it had even waited until I had gotten a glass of wine around me. Wine! It really was a vacation.

So it was with only a little bit of an eye-roll that I got up to answer. “Look, compadre,” I started saying as I opened the door, “whatever you’re up to down here, it’s nothing to do with me—”

And that’s when the gal tried to slap a mickey on me.

The upcoming “The Secret World- North America” Kickstarter.

It looks like they’re actually giving the game line some support: The Secret World- North America looks like it’ll be both 5e and Savage Worlds, too. I will almost certainly be grabbing it for the latter. I’m sorry, but 5e is a clumsy fit for a lot of game worlds: which is to say, ones that were not designed with D&D 5e in mind.

But never mind me.