
The Gothic Podcast- Season One Trailer
- S1:E1 The Castle of Caine | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E2 The Far Side of Darkness | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E3 A Candle for Candlewick | Monster of the Week RPG
- Grace and the Plague Doctors of Paris | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E4 Cry Havoc | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E5 Strange Places, Strange Faces | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E6 Too Many Havens | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E7 LJ Takes a Ride (Pt. 1) | Monster of the Week RPG
- S1:E8 LJ Takes a Ride (Pt. 2) | Monster of the Week RPG

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Hidden Worlds
I saw a witch yesterday. I’m not talking about a Wicca witch, or the Goth that lives next door and cultivates black roses. I’m talking about a throat-to-boot, black-muslin-and-lace, dark-haired, thin-faced witch. She was standing in the shadows of an … Continue reading
Thirteen Years
Last month, August 2026, marks thirteen years that I’ve lived here in the Pacific Northwest. Whew! It both feels like a very long time, and a very very short time. When people ask why I moved out here, the story … Continue reading
Beg, Borrow, or Steal
Those of us who are creatives in whatever field–be it art, writing, film, poetry, or (my sidebar project of the last couple of years) pro-Game Mastering–must eventually wrestle with the question of where-do-our-ideas-come-from?. Is there such a thing as originality? Is there such a thing as ‘creation’ rather than ‘borrowing’ or ‘stealing’. Can we have our own ‘style’, or will that always be an echo of someone else’s methods? Continue reading
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