Having collected cards during those years (I can see those wood paneled 87 Topps now), it makes me anxious to think about how there is a finite number of sealed packs. One day someone will open the last one

It’s available, but in a NYC library archive for “qualified researchers”

Two things work for me. 1 I can only work on one thing, so set aside the others while I’m working on the one. 2)Give myself permission to not finish. Meaning work on this one for 20 min, even if that won’t finish it, then move on.

Kelsey Dionne. Her work with Shadowdark is excellent, and her 5e modules are great as one shots or drop ins for campaigns. Her writing is clear, concise, and “leaves out the stuff readers tend to skip”. Her writing makes it so easy to run.

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Yes - so many episodes are like this “hey that’s Robert Redford / William Shatner. Or “it’s that guy from Mary Poppins who floats on the ceiling”

Any of the three Cursed Scroll Zines (Shadowdark) from the Arcane Library. Issue 1 is a good choice. An interesting combination of setting, modules, classes, spells, and monsters. www.thearcanelibrary.com/collections/...

Magnum P.I., Quantum Leap come to mind for me

Any of the offerings from Lazy Litch - Willow would be a good start. lazylitch.itch.io

Who had the previous non fiction mantle? Newspapers and magazines had it once.

I find myself looking at these for inspiration lately.

The Dark Tower
The Dresden Files
The Magnus Archives
Old Gods of Appalachia

I saw him play After the Gold Rush on a piano that looked like it came from an elementary school. That one sticks in my mind.

I own a small ecological consulting company (6 people). I know the industry isn’t the same but I’m interested.
C and I think small shops/solos would be interested in a professional looking option

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