When an enigmatic stranger asks private investigator and self-proclaimed realist Birk Dillinger for help protecting a woman’s life, the woman’s disappearance impels Dillinger on what at... More > first seems like a straight-forward murder case of a prostitute called Maria but devolves into a search for a woman who might not have been a prostitute at all. Facts are scant and not only does the identity of the victim remain a mystery, so does what happened to her since there is neither a corpse nor anyone willing to confirm the victim’s whereabouts. Despite Birk’s efforts, a man who calls himself D faults Birk for doing nothing to save Maria, while also leaving him packages containing body parts. Suspecting that the man who hired him was also the murderer, Birk struggles in vain to prove it, but facts are fleeting; and the more Birk involves himself in the case the more the answers elude him. Confusion snowballs until it feels like no one is what they claim to be and everyone is lying.< Less
Many recent baseball chronologies publicized themes of self interest and career advancements. Few address lives formidably and critically. Yankee shorstop Derek Jeter points out how to achieve... More > baseball success with a well-conceived plan. Curt Flood's book capitalizes on his suit against Major League Baseball and his fight for free agency.
My 60,000 word narrative, "Johnny D", links a consequential setback and raw emotions of a man to the heart and soul in all of us.< Less
Many recent baseball chronologies publicized themes of self interest and career advancements. Few address lives formidably and critically. Yankee shorstop Derek Jeter points out how to achieve... More > baseball success with a well-conceived plan. Curt Flood's book capitalizes on his suit against Major League Baseball and his fight for free agency.
My 60,000 word narrative, "Johnny D", links a consequential setback and raw emotions of a man to the heart and soul in all of us.< Less
Poems for everday life is book that expresses feelings in a detailed way. Which inclueds everyday emotions such as love,hate,an passion for a love one.
The Chiro-picker, Todd Waters, who brought you Chips From Sweet Home—Writings of D. D. Palmer 1869 -1881, has not finished telling the story of Old Dad Chiro. Chasing D. D. follows Palmer's... More > fascinating life as a Magnetic Healer to his death as the Founder of Chiropractic. This book of compiled newspaper stories, along with Palmer's letters and articles, attempts to chronicle Old Dad's activities and treks across America.
It is true that Palmer discovered Chiropractic and was instrumental in developing its philosophy; however, the Big Idea he ignited took on a life of its own that could not be controlled. This is the story of Chiropractic's beginning and the rise and fall of its founder, Daniel David Palmer — a man who believed he was right. Chasing D.D.— D.D. Palmer in the News 1886-1913.< Less
This alternative fantasy world removes much of the clutter and needless duplication while maintaining the diversity and options you might like to have as a story teller. It features a cosmology with... More > 8 gods, 7 planes and just 1 breed of elf.
What this book adds to the mix is a system of Edges and Hindrances for richer character development. A system of Fate Coins will encourage role playing while helping to ensure that the dice don't dominate the shape of the story too much.
Your character will play a role in the ongoing "Divine Struggle", explained in detail in this book. As you read about the history of the gods, you'll find that even the forces of evil have believable, if misguided, motivations. All this should help your campaign create a compelling story that would look good on the silver screen. Isn't that what an RPG should be about?< Less
This alternative fantasy world removes much of the clutter and needless duplication while maintaining the diversity and options you might like to have as a story teller. It features a cosmology with... More > 8 gods, 7 planes and just 1 breed of elf.
What this book adds to the mix is a system of Edges and Hindrances for richer character development. A system of Fate Coins will encourage role playing while helping to ensure that the dice don't dominate the shape of the story too much.
Your character will play a role in the ongoing "Divine Struggle", explained in detail in this book. As you read about the history of the gods, you'll find that even the forces of evil have believable, if misguided, motivations. All this should help your campaign create a compelling story that would look good on the silver screen. Isn't that what an RPG should be about?< Less
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