FlamesRising.com’s First Publisher Theme Week and Contest

Pelgrane Press Week at FlamesRising.comHi everyone,

Wanted to let you know that we launched a new theme week for our readers at FlamesRising.com yesterday. The idea behind it, was to highlight a specific publisher by offering new design essays, previews and reviews. For our first-ever theme week, we decided to focus on Pelgrane Press.

You may recall I mentioned Pelgrane Press when I shared with you the Table of Contents for the New Heroes anthology. Stone Skin Press is the company’s fiction imprint; Pelgrane Press has produced popular games like the Esoterrorists and the Trail of Cthulhu lines based on the Gumshoe System designed by Robin Laws. We just started an Esoterrorists campaign, which was designed by Jason Blair of Little Fears fame, and our group is having a lot of fun.

At FlamesRising.com this week, we’re featuring several design essays, reviews and other material for new and existing fans of this quality publisher. What’s more, Pelgrane Press is sponsoring a contest on FlamesRising.com. Three lucky winners will receive gift certificates to the Pelgrane Press online store. If you’re interested, visit the aforementioned contest link and read the rules. Contest ends on Friday, May 6th at midnight so don’t push off your entry.

Happy gaming!

May 3, 2011
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Monica Valentinelli is an author, artist, and narrative designer who writes about magic, mystery, and mayhem. Her portfolio includes stories, games, comics, essays, and pop culture books.

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