“FUTURE T.R., DON’T GO TO WORK THE DAY AFTER GEN CON! REST AND RECOVER.” I listened to PAST T.R. and took Monday after Gen Con off, and it was wonderful. All the unpacking, laundry, and chores are caught up at…
As gamers, we often discuss culling our game collections. As freelancers, we discuss margins and managing our work/life balance. Yet, we seldom discuss the overlap of those two discussions. Especially early in our careers as freelancers, we are so desperate…
Many times on this blog, I have mentioned that I am a caregiver to my wife, Angie, who has Multiple Sclerosis, often to speak about the challenges of MS and the impact it has on my hobbies and our lives.…
As I close out my March posts regarding Indiana Disability Awareness Month and the related Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week, I want to recommend a book that my friend Bill Bricker (Director of Art & Marketing at Stronghold Games) suggested to me. After working with Bill…
As a continuation of my discussion of accessibility and gaming during Indiana Disability Awareness Month, I want to discuss game conventions and accessibility. For Gen Con 2016 and 2017, my wife and I discussed our personal experiences attending Gen Con from an…
