Arrowflight - Northern Empires sourcebook: done. As soon as Gavin gives the pdf a pass, I'll be putting it up for sale online, and arranging the POD run through dtrpg.com and Amazon. Next up,
Shriek X, Star Legion XPG and
The Mystic East supplement for
Arrowflight. I also have gear splatbooks for
Arrowflight and
RADZ started, but they're victims of work-on-'em-when-I-can syndrome.
Airship Daedalus: is it in you? Are you following it? Are you decoding the ciphers? For a secondary learn-as-we-go webcomic project, this thing is proving to be a blast and a half, and has led to a few expansions of the property. Firstly, we've been given ten pages in the next edition of
Mash Tun. So that's cool. Then I have the script for a ten-page one-shot story in the following issue. We also are happy to count actress/singer/producer
Wonder Russell (Rogue in the
"On and On" film I directed for
Kirby Krackle), who has put in a bid to play the character of
Doc in any screen venture we attempt with
Daedalus. Although I'm a bit gun shy to go all out on a
Daedalus film just yet, Ms. Russell did indeed encourage a teaser/trailer/proof-of-concept project which we could showcase at ECCC next year, as well as using as the basis for a Kickstarter campaign to fund a web serial. In the meantime, I've already translated Chapter 1 of the webcomic into an old-time radio drama. We'll set that up this summer and post it to the website. There's also an RPG of the property in the works (with plenty of legwork already done from the first time I tinkered with the setting back in the late '80s).
Ordinary Angels: We got some incredibly helpful feedback from an old high school filmmaker buddy who now works at Disney. I'm adjusting the pitch this week.
Spent Raechelle's birthday being sick. Possible ulcer and a sinus infection. Recovered enough to co-host our combined birthday bash at the Mop & Bucket, and promptly relapsed. Spent my own birthday in the doctor's office, but bucked up enough to go see opening night of
Thor with the fam and some friends. Finally went on antibiotics and both issues seem to be clearing up just fine. But now Raechelle and Kayleigh are both sick with what I've termed The Snot Monster - so much so that we had to skip the trip to Bellingham for May Birthdays. We're rescheduling for June.
Tyler turns 17 tomorrow. I don't feel old enough to have a 17 year-old son. Hopefully I never will feel old enough. I will say that Tyler has undergone an evolution, emotionally as well as physically. It's such a far cry from where we were just last year (and especially 2008-2009). We're all breathing a huge sigh off relief and are very hopeful about his future.
It's amazing that I found the time to put up this post, but now I need to get back to the checklist...
