Jose Gaspar enjoying a book.
Nelson's Writing Room
Nelson McKeeby is a native of Iowa, born near Spirit Lake to a Navy Officer and his teacher wife. Placed in classes for slow learners at a young age, he was never able to make education work and left school by age sixteen. He immediately landed a job as one of the countries youngest live-air television directors and professional television writers, a career he has maintained since then. Nelson is neurodiverse with both autism and severe epilepsy. A long time hitch hiker who often uses his experiences in his writing, he has also served with the Department of Justice and as a deputy sheriff.
Nelson is known for non-fiction writing about insider politics, law enforcement, the entertainment industry, and the Quaker faith.
Many game masters remember the great city guides of the 1980s that allowed players to enjoy campaigns in cities with hundreds of shops, streets teaming with people, expansive lands where adventures could be found, and endless possibilities for intrigue and advancement. Those great city books slowly disappeared in the Internet age, and now are largely forgotten.
Until now.
Welcome to the land of Denuva, a metropolis in the great array of islands known as the Halo on the world of Ocean. Set in the world of the Tea Merchants found in the books by Nelson McKeeby including On Other Shores, the Deadly Veil, Greater Oceans than Thine, Calm is the Lands of infinity, Sailing the Summer Tide, and Bottle of the Jinns, this game supplement lists more than a thousand locations, people, and details the culture, history, religion, and settings of the Tea Merchant universe. Game masters can use this source book by plugging it into their own world, or adopt the world of Ocean for their players to explore.
City on a Lonely Rock: A Role Playing Game Sourcebook
I have been so busy completing A Crack in Time, that it took some friends on Quora to reminded me I have back catalog work that could be updated and sent out into the world. In a few days I hope that the Virdean Cookbook will return to my catalog of works.
From the back cover: Back by popular demand! Read the book about the cook who wanted to be an adventurer so badly he literally wrote the manual on the care and feeding of warriors and wizards as they delve the deepest dungeons and bust the biggest baddies in the name of protecting civilization and slipping a few coins in their own purses. The cook may think himself every bit the adventurer as the cleric, and perhaps a few points above the barbarian, but he will capture your heart with his banal recitation of camp recipes and his favorite cutting knives.
If this one does well I may send all of the supplements back into the world.
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