In the latest episode of their nunchuck-brandishing podcast, Ken and Robin talk dim mak in 70s NYC, busted Bulgarian spies, cutting your manuscript for length, and Douglas MacArthur shamanism.
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In the latest episode of their detectably lexical podcast, Ken and Robin talk the vital sense rpg designers need, invisible consort Zhongli Chun, words Elizabethan playwrights gave us, and the murders of Morton the Regent.
In the latest episode of their fiery podcast, Ken and Robin talk troupe-style group leaders, the town with 7300 eyes, hotheaded characters, and the mutiny against Magellan.
When egg nog appears on store shelves and the strains of Wham’s Last Christmas play on their public address systems, that means two things in the Pelgrane nest. One, the Great Pelgrane flaps from his nest on his annual flight to the North Pole to offer old Saint Nick his sleigh-pulling services should the reindeer […]
In the latest episode of their treat-motivated podcast, Ken and Robin talk design by subtraction, thief turned detective Eugène-Francois Vidocq, recent fantasy film essentials, and telepathic Soviet dogs.
In the latest episode of their contemplative podcast, Ken and Robin talk scene calling in Page Turners, ornamental hermits, fantasy films of the 10s and 20s, and the grue jay.
In the latest episode of their emotionally accommodating podcast, Ken and Robin talk unmet needs in Page Turners, Matt Orr of Wet Ink Games, fantasy films of the oughts, and the occultism of filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky.
In the latest episode of their always Halloweeny podcast, Ken and Robin talk classic monsters vs. the Mythos, late 90s fantasy films, and Ken’s latest Portland book haul.
A chill pervades the air here in Toronto, but our production pipeline is hot, hot, hot with fresh developments. Projects moving closer to you this month come swinging swords, waggling tentacles, or creeping their way through cozy parlors on sturdy, fur-topped feet. In our biggest bit of news, 13th Age 2nd Edition print copies are […]
Pelgrane Press seeks playtesters to run and provide feedback on a one-shot scenario for the upcoming Fear Itself anthology Sudden Frights. In Tristan Zimmerman’s “Dead Man Walking,” detectives are investigating an out-of-place murder in a dying western town are drawn into the occult, the monstrous, and the horrific in a noir police procedural. Run for […]