OUT ON A LIMB

‘Thanks!’
Dear Editor,

I just got the October issue of THE DRAGON
yesterday and I just have one thing to say about
it—Thanks! The article on GenCon by Kim
Mohan was really beautiful. Although I didn’t get
the opportunity to attend GenCon this year, that
article really made me feel as though I had. Mr.
Mohan’s ability to express what the con was like
was like nothing I have ever read before. I think he
will make a very valuable addition to your magazine.

The part that I also liked was the Elrohir cover,
it was fantastic as usual. Have you ever thought of
releasing a book of his and other people’s artwork?
I think it would sell well.

I unfortunately had to come across a part that I
disagreed with—the editorial. Your general idea
seemed to be that the disappearance of James
Egbert from MSU’s Campus was good for the
Hobby. I have to disagree because the news
coverage has given me the unwanted name of
Genius and Cultie from fellow students at my
school. My grandmother actually thinks I’m in a
cult because I play “That Dragon Game.” I hope
you will do your best to clear these matters up in
the eyes of the general public.

Sincerely,
Jeff Wagner—MI
(The Dragon #32)
 

Kim says “thanks” for the nice words. I feel he
has already proved to be a valuable part of the
funny farm we call TD.

While we have no plans to sell a collection of
covers, we have anticipated you somewhat. We
have a fantasy calendar out that contains some of <make, link>
the best art that TSRP has ever published. Look
for it where you buy TD.

I think you didn’t read my editorial at all correctly.
While we used to wish for the amount of
publicity that was engendered, we certainly
weren’t fond of the impetus that inaugurated
it.

—ED.
(Tim Kask)
(The Dragon #102)

<note: they are talking about the cover to The Dragon #30>

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark CMG
This one? - http://paizo.com/image/product/magaz.../cover_500.jpg

Not sure about this one.

Heh,

Yuppers! I have it framed, but my wife has moved it somewhere that I am unable to locate.
The same is true for the painting with all the faces...which son Alex glommed as his.

Cheerio,
Gary