An Interview with Michael Curtis

At the risk of referring to myself in the third person, the website Eye of the Vortex has posted an review of Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls that also features a brief interview with the author, Michael Curtis (that'd be me). You can read the review and interview here. In it, I (he?) wax philosophically about meagdungeons in general and Stonehell in particular, complete with a few vague hints as to what the sequel may hold.

Another Stonehell Review (of sorts)

Jerry Stratton of The Biblyon Broadsheet talks about his recent Lulu purchases and Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls is amongst them. The post is here and the Stonehell content begins about half-way through.

New Stonehell Dungeon Review

Flynn has a review of Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls up on his blog. Check it out here.

In related news, the book has broken the 150 copies sold mark, thereby blowing away all preconceived notions I had of how the book would be received. I’m truly amazed that some many of you have chosen to part with your hard-earned cash to obtain a copy, and I offer my sincerest thanks to each and every one of you. I will do my best to make certain the second book is equal to its predecessor in quality and content.

Stonehell Dungeon Review en Español with Pictures

Today, the Spanish gaming group, La Marca del Este (The East Mark), has a photo review of Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls on the blog, Aventuras en la Marca del Este. I received a very nice email from them yesterday letting me know about the review beforehand. You can read the review and check out the photos here.

New Stonehell Dungeon Review

James of the Underdark Gazette took the time to deliver a pretty comprehensive review of Stonehell Dungeon: Down Night-Haunted Halls. Check it out here.

Swords & Wizardry Quick Start Reviews

Just a week after its release, Chgowiz’s Swords & Wizardry Quick Start is already generating some glowing reviews from places around the Web. This won’t come as a surprise to those who’ve had the opportunity to peruse the book themselves. Chgowiz did a great job of distilling the S&W rules down to a summarization that makes the book easily accessible to people experiencing Swords & Wizardry (or role-playing games in general) for the first time. He completes the Quick Start’s “one-two punch” with a fantastic introductory dungeon designed to give novice dungeon crawlers a taste of just about everything they might encounter during their adventuring careers.

If you haven’t given the book a look for yourself yet, visit the links below to see what others are saying and then grab a copy of the free .pdf. Better yet, add a printed version to your next Lulu order and share the Quick Start with family and friends who’ve been wondering what this role-playing game thing is all about.

• Creative Anomalous
• Lord Kilgore
• Original D&D Discussion
• Stargazer’s World
• Swords & Wizardry Forum
• Tenkar’s Tavern