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The pitch – Matilda’s mother mysteriously disappeared when she was but a child. She is raised by her three mystery writing aunts but still remains seeking clues to her mother’s disappearance. Meanwhile, she’s grown up to be a detective in the small town of her birth. Picture Murder She Wrote if Jessica Fletcher had a… Read more
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I managed to bring Blades in the Dark to the virtual table this past weekend. Even though its very much a theater of the mind game, I played around with Roll20 to set up a launch page with a map of Duskvol & landmarks, the cast of characters, and a place to have a visual… Read more
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Blades in the Dark is a game with a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. Rival crews, conflicting factions, contacts, and turf to be fought over. I’m currently preparing for a game via Roll20 and even though it isn’t a tactically oriented game, I’m a visual person and put together a hefty rack… Read more
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I recently discovered a show called “My Life is Murder” starring Lucy Lawless (answering the question what Xena is doing post Warrior Princess besides shows like Burn Notice). Found a copy of season 1 at the public library and gonna give it a spin (also streaming on Acorn at this time, a great source of… Read more
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Quite by chance, I stumbled upon this trade while looking for something else entirely at the public library. The cover caught my eye but the writer’s name drew me to pick it up – G. Willow Wilson (Ms. Marvel, Wonder Woman). The blurb on the back read – or as Wilson describes her inspiration, “a… Read more
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Is it that time of the decade again? Honestly, it’s a fact Wikipedia that – since the turn of the 20th Century, there has been at least one production of the Three Musketeers per decade. That doesn’t include the numerous other spinoffs of television serials, sequels inspired by the source material, and animated versions (from… Read more
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