#TTRPG #gamedev. Designer of @TheVeilRPG, Hack the Planet, Retropunk; blogs about cyberpunk @cyberpunkblog; publishes games @samjokopub He/Him #BlackLivesMatter
Joined October 2011
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Fraser Simons retweeted
26 Apr 2022
The Brindlewood Bay Kickstarter campaign is LIVE!
If you have any questions, I’m hanging around answering them all day, so hit me in the replies!
Link to the campaign in the next tweet.
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Fraser Simons retweeted
6 Apr 2022
I had an absolute rave of a time chatting with the brilliant @Justin_Writer about his wonderful new book, 'Kissing The Lizard'.
Not included: the surprisingly detailed detour Justin and I had about Lorraine Kelly.
youtu.be/pwUeMI9CrYQ
#booktube
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7 Mar 2022
What is the new Batman movie like? Bruce Wayne gives early Conner Oberst vibes. Aesthetically, Blade Runner 2049 coined “urban snow trash”. This Gotham could be urban rain trash (also with colour story). And then add in post-noir and other elements from Seven. Intelligent & good
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Fraser Simons retweeted
13 Feb 2022
I absolutely loved reading the shortlist for the 2021 @BarbellionPrize - 4 stunning books that moved me and challenged how I think.
Check it out here: youtu.be/FQRqA45_HGE
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9 Feb 2022
A24 sure is killing it these days. I’m not sure I’ve seen a recent trailer of theirs for a movie this year that looked uninteresting.
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Fraser Simons retweeted
8 Feb 2022
It's here. 36 Streets, through @TitanBooks (world) and @newsouthpub (Australia) is available now. Publisher's Weekly calls my debut a "Gripping near-future cyberthriller," and Adrian Tchaikovsky (Children of Time) calls it "Quintessential cyberpunk". nappertime.com/36-streets-av…
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Fraser Simons retweeted
25 Jan 2022
Check out today's #AuthorInterview with @TheEscherMan talking about 36 STREETS, his incredible new cyberpunk novel set in the Old Quarter of Hanoi! Out now in ebook/audiobook from @TitanBooks, with the paperback due next month. Strongly recommended!
trackofwords.com/2022/01/25/…
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4 Feb 2022
I did a review of @TheEscherMan’ excellent new cyberpunk book: 36 Streets, over on my Booktube channel. A written review is forthcoming on @cyberpunkblog.
youtu.be/NIpRJSZ_eLQ
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2 Feb 2022
Here are the books I was assigned to judge for the #booktubeprize2022
I signed up for nonfiction, fiction, and translated fiction. I really hope that sometime in the next two rounds I get translated fiction.
Looking forward to all except... maybe the book about birds...
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Fraser Simons retweeted
21 Jan 2022
Let's talk. @slightmisplay is the abusive person finally outed yesterday. I had my big red flags this summer when he went on this unhinged rant about his ex, posting literally every minute for HOURS. I confronted him with a direct @, but didn't make a public post for reasons.
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Fraser Simons retweeted
21 Dec 2021
Galaxies in Peril copies starting to drop for international people! Latest update for the boat to the US is Jan 9 port arrival, then on to IPR for fulfillment.
20 Dec 2021
Just how much peril are you prepared to handle?
Disenvelopment video, complete with canine companions:
youtu.be/zmWdfpDWUd8
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Fraser Simons retweeted
20 Dec 2021
I got some copies of the Spanish language edition of Brindlewood Bay from Hills Press. It’s so cool! The annotations are brilliant.
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Fraser Simons retweeted
18 Dec 2021
Duet Society has been released! If you've ever wanted to play Good Society with two players, you can download our free guide here!: kickstarter.com/projects/sto…
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Fraser Simons retweeted
17 Dec 2021
One of my absolute pleasures this year has been reading the fantastic shortlists from this year's two @wainwrightprize shortlists!
Here is me talking about the first of those shortlists, on nature writing.
#booktube
youtu.be/tuCHHMoCckQ
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Fraser Simons retweeted
17 Dec 2021
My Games in Review 2021: Age of Ravens
On the Gauntlet Blog
@edige23
goes through the 33 ttrpgs he ran or played in 2021, with some impressions and thoughts about which would be worth coming back to next year.
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