Well, sixty-five boxes of books…and counting…are packed. Several trips to Goodwill, filing’s still behind, and I’m realizing that I won’t be as prepared for this move as I thought I was.

At least Rimmon’s happy.

To say I’m preoccupied is an understatement. Moving is turning out to be a bigger deal than we thought it was going to be on top of deadlines and what-have-you, because we’re also shifting our home office, still need to work full-time, and deal with 5+ years of stuff. Plus, I was really sick for two weeks, and other unexpected hilarity. Because of all this, both Matt and I withdrew as Nexus guests a few weeks ago. We are still listed on the website.

I’m sorry that we won’t be able to see our friends and fans of the games we’ve worked on; I hope to reconnect with you in the future. Right now, it’s looking like GenCon will be the first time we can resurface. It’s hard for me to put myself first, but in this case I really have to.

Mood: Black, black as my soul.
Caffeinated Beverages Consumed: Not. Enough.
Work-Out Minutes Logged Yesterday: In the box. In the garbage. Move the box. Stack the box.
In My Ears: Silence
Game Last Played: Samurai vs. Zombies and Samurai vs. Zombies 2 Yes, I’m at level 80. And?
Book Last Read: They’re packed. I has a sad.
Movie Last Viewed: Edge of Tomorrow
Latest Artistic Project: Posted pics a while ago. Will do more after I’m settled.
Latest Fiction/Comic Release: Last Man Zombie Standing
Latest Game Release: Mortal Remains
What I’m Working On: Primarily tie-in games work, original comics, short stories, and novels.

Thought I’d share some photos of the interstitional fiction from Mortal Remains. I had a blast designing these pieces and putting together the art notes. The idea behind the fiction was to take a group of everyday hunters, and toss them into a situation where they find they’re in over their heads. In this case, it’s a murder investigation. Each piece, which precedes the chapter, offers a clue to the overall mystery and reveals a little bit about what an encounter, or evidence a hunter might find. Some antagonists, like the Mummy, never cross paths with the hunters. Others, like the Changeling, try and make a deal or know more than they’re letting on.

As I’m wont to do, there are layers of meaning represented in each piece. The second-to-last piece, which was the Last Will and Testament, serves as the ending and wraps up a lot of loose ends. The devil is in the details, I suppose. Har, har.

Anyway, here’s some photos of what a few of the pieces look like in the premium print edition of Mortal Remains. They’ll fill your screen if you click on them. Hope you enjoy the supplement!