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The Kickstarter’s Sweet Side Effect

By Mookie | February 28, 2023 | 0 Comments

As the Kickstarter campaign to reprint Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire THE COMPLETE SERIES Volume 2 enters its second week, I’ve noticed something start to happen. As word spreads as best as I can make it, there’s been an increasingly sweet response to folks discovering it. The words are always a little different but the … Continue reading “The Kickstarter’s Sweet Side Effect”

Slow and Steady Goes the Kickstarter

By Mookie | February 23, 2023 | 0 Comments

On Monday I launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund the second printing of Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire THE COMPLETE SERIES Volume 2. The funding goal is very high in comparison to the 2020 campaign to reprint Volume 1, thanks to the increased cost of… well, everything. It’s moving along at a good pace, and … Continue reading “Slow and Steady Goes the Kickstarter”

KICKSTARTER NOW LIVE!

By Mookie | February 20, 2023 | 0 Comments

And here we go! The Kickstarter campaign to reprint Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire THE COMPLETE SERIES Volume 2 is now live! It’s a big goal to reprint a big book, but I know we can do this! There are reward tiers to receive commissions from me, book deals for both Oracle for Hire and … Continue reading “KICKSTARTER NOW LIVE!”

Anticipation and Anxiety

By Mookie | February 16, 2023 | 0 Comments

I mentioned on social media yesterday that I have an actual ache in my chest as the launch day for the Kickstarter to reprint Dominic Deegan: Oracle for Hire THE COMPLETE SERIES Volume 2 draws ever closer. It is an idle quickening of my heart and a tingle in my sternum that is all too … Continue reading “Anticipation and Anxiety”

Reprinting Omnibus 2

By Mookie | February 14, 2023 | 0 Comments

With a number of 2023 conventions on the horizon and a need to catch up for time lost during the pandemic, it’s time to start printing and reprinting books. The latter is the subject of today’s blog, and will likely be all I talk about for the next month. Next week, on Monday February 20, … Continue reading “Reprinting Omnibus 2”

That Sweet Spot of Board Games

By Mookie | February 9, 2023 | 0 Comments

I am not a huge board game player, but I’ve come to greatly enjoy a very particular kind of board game. My friends are avid board gamers. They play board games that have rulebooks the size of novels, require bluffing and/or strategy at the level of a military commander, or require you to physically destroy … Continue reading “That Sweet Spot of Board Games”

Digital Downloads, Finally

By Mookie | February 7, 2023 | 0 Comments

You probably (and hopefully) noticed that in place of a usual Monday comic there was an announcement for digital versions of all the Dominic Deegan books available through Gumroad. I don’t normally like interrupting the update schedule like that, but with social media and its infuriating algorithm being unreliable at best and suppressing any posts … Continue reading “Digital Downloads, Finally”

Compliments from Queer Folks

By Mookie | February 2, 2023 | 0 Comments

As the title of today’s blog says, some of the most memorable compliments I’ve received over the years have been from queer folks. That’s not to say I value them over compliments from anyone else, but there are three in particular that have each found permanent places in my memory: The first was from my … Continue reading “Compliments from Queer Folks”

There’s No Dice Jail

By Mookie | January 31, 2023 | 0 Comments

I play tabletop roleplaying games remotely with my friends. I’ve spoken before about this and I love that we have the option to play from the comfort of our homes, in our pajamas. I love that the programs built for this do some of the complicated math required so number-crunching is lessened and goofing around … Continue reading “There’s No Dice Jail”

Pathfinder

By Mookie | January 26, 2023 | 0 Comments

I was introduced to Pathfinder many years ago, back when Dungeons & Dragons launched their fourth edition. It was not the tabletop roleplaying game people had come to know and love, but rather felt like a board game masquerading as a tabletop game. So for those of us who still enjoyed the rule system of … Continue reading “Pathfinder”