In the latest episode of their treasure-seeking, door-bashing podcast, Ken and Robin talk dungeon scenario design, Albert Einstein on tour, game designer Emily Cambias, and Durek Verrett.
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“Labyrinthine complexity, involving curiously irregular differences in floor levels, characterised the entire arrangement; and we should certainly have been lost at the very outset but for the trail of torn paper left behind us.” — At the Mountains of Madness You may have heard whispers in the aether, or seen faint shimmerings on the tablets […]
Pelgrane Press, one of the UK’s leading publishers of RPGs, are currently recruiting for a Project Editor to work remotely on their RPG production. The successful candidate will work with Pelgrane management on the key books on Pelgrane’s growing list of core titles and supplements from conception to delivery. They will be responsible for managing […]
In the latest episode of their series-finishing, series-starting podcast, Ken and Robin talk Robin’s new scenario structure book, empty tombs at Exeter Cathedral, the thrilling conclusion of SF cinema essentials, and Ken’s meeting with Lech Walesa.
In the latest episode of their ever youthful podcast, Ken and Robin talk stealth obstacles that don’t kill the plot, swords & sorcery novelist Howard Andew Jones, homicide detective Wendy Darling, and Isaac Newton’s alchemy.
In the latest episode of their tired but exhilarated podcast, Ken and Robin recap their time at Gen Con 2023, with vibes, industry scuttlebutt, awards and even a restaurant.
In their latest episode of their candy-demanding podcast, Ken and Robin talk attendance-based plotting, additions to their food repertoires, SF cinema of the early 2010s, and Gef the Mongoose.
In the latest episode of their prophetic podcast, Ken and Robin talk jeepform, Captagon, post 9/11 SF cinema, and Mother Shipton. (What sounds like Ken defiantly whacking his mic cord every ten seconds is in fact the ruckus of hammering and sawing in the house next door. An accord has been struck with the owner […]
In the latest episode of their sweet, irreplaceable podcast, Ken and Robin talk Belle Époque Egyptomania, gum arabic, early 21st century SF cinema, and the latest wave of UFO chatter.
The Ennies are the RPG industry’s preeminent annual awards, recognizing the best products released in the past year. We’re incredibly proud that out of 900+ submitted entries Pelgrane Press has seven nominations, tied for the most with any other publisher: The Book of the New Jerusalem (Best Writing and Best Aid/Accessory – non-digital) Drakkenhall: City […]