A GM's essays, also available as video, on verisimilitude and setting-driven design in tabletop roleplaying games, with a focus on in-person campaign play. Issues mix practical GM advice, convention reports and reflections on running long campaigns.

Literary criticism and book reviews of adventure fiction, drawing on Northrop Frye's theory of modes and forms and linking contemporary fantasy to the tabletop RPG old-school revival. It also hosts an archive of John J. Reilly's The Long View.

Short, personal essays on worldbuilding, tabletop roleplaying games, fantasy storytelling and media like anime and video games. Readers get a writer's critical reflections plus occasional news about his own fiction and interviews.

A behind-the-scenes creative diary from the maker of the Maskwitches of Forgotten Doggerland project, covering sculpting, set building and photography. Readers get first-person accounts of how figures, props and images are made, including materials, mistakes and improvisation.