If You Are An Inventor, Then You

The Books I Write Because I Want To Read Them, The Games Because I Want To Play Them, And Stories I Tell Because I Find Them Exciting Personally.

Role-playing Isn't Storytelling. If The Dungeon Master Is Directing It, It's Not A Game.

Gaming In General Is A Male Thing. It Isn't That Gaming Is Designed To Exclude Women. Everybody Who's Tried To Design A Game To Interest A Large Female Audience Has Failed. And I Think That Has To Do With The Different Thinking Processes Of Men And Women.

I Think A Lot Of What I Was Taught, Gathered, And Learned Is Worth Keeping. Heritage And "wisdom" And Simply Personal Family And Local History Enrich The One Able To Tap Such Information. As It Is I Wish I Had Garnered More From My Grandparents And Parents.

Games Give You A Chance To Excel, And If You're Playing In Good Company You Don't Even Mind If You Lose Because You Had The Enjoyment Of The Company During The Course Of The Game.