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Into the Forest
Mar. 10th, 2020 01:36 amWashington, DC, reported its first case of COVID-19 over the weekend, an Episcopal pastor. Said pastor was here in Louisville a couple of days before he started showing symptoms, attending a conference at one of our downtown hotels.
Because I'm just incredibly cheery lately, I'm reading a pretty nifty novel. The 2020 Commission Report on the North Korean Nuclear Attacks Against the United States: A Speculative Novel. One of the espionage podcasts I've subscribed to pointed me towards it with an interview with the author, and thus far, it's a heck of a good read. Starts with an airliner shot down by North Korean air defenses, a South Korean retaliatory strike, and the North Korean nuclear response.
I finished reading Free League's Alien RPG core book a couple of days ago. I'm really impressed with the work there - a pretty simple system paired with writing that reflects the utter hostility of the universe as presented in the source material. Next on the gaming reading list is Osprey's Paleomythic, and then the new Aeon and Trinity cores. Man, for someone who says he's lost interest in playing or running RPGs for the time being, I'm sure diving into some impressive new books.
Because I'm just incredibly cheery lately, I'm reading a pretty nifty novel. The 2020 Commission Report on the North Korean Nuclear Attacks Against the United States: A Speculative Novel. One of the espionage podcasts I've subscribed to pointed me towards it with an interview with the author, and thus far, it's a heck of a good read. Starts with an airliner shot down by North Korean air defenses, a South Korean retaliatory strike, and the North Korean nuclear response.
I finished reading Free League's Alien RPG core book a couple of days ago. I'm really impressed with the work there - a pretty simple system paired with writing that reflects the utter hostility of the universe as presented in the source material. Next on the gaming reading list is Osprey's Paleomythic, and then the new Aeon and Trinity cores. Man, for someone who says he's lost interest in playing or running RPGs for the time being, I'm sure diving into some impressive new books.