Horrors of War

[CADmonkey]

We are currently tunneling our way into Adam Scott Glancy's house.  We are averaging four feet a day.  When we break through we will assault and retrieve the Horrors of War books for ourselves.  At night we listen for the sounds of counter-tunneling coming from Glancy's home office.  Sam says he sometimes hears whispers in between the scratching.

Henry...

Now, I know there are less guns & cats in the Pagan Publishing bunker than there were a few months ago, but you really ought to consider the world of pain that you will be entering if you go through with your ill-conceived plan.

[Thorn]

I agree, less do not mean a total absence of cats or guns.

[Kamen]

Remember Ken Hite's anecdote about Pagan Haus, "It's like a frat house for serial killers."

[PirateLawyer]

I have to say, the conduct of this project has been sorely lacking. I compare this to Red Markets and Caleb deserves huge credit for clear communication and transparency; Glancy, not so much. I know I'll eventually enjoy the final product, and probably even the online game I pledged for whenever that actually gets organized, but I know my respect for ASG's professionalism has taken a hit. Just admit to those that funded the book about the elephant in the room: real life - whether it be family issues, writer's block, other projects - *cough Delta Green cough* - has gotten in the way of delivering the book.

I wouldn't say this over on Kickstarter where some are filing complaints to the FBI and demanding refunds, but I guess I needed to vent a little in this little online corner of our hobby.

[PirateLawyer]

Well that was a brave update. Best of luck to ASG and hopefully down the road the project gets back on the rails.

[Lordsloth]

Yeah, that was pretty brave of him to share. I have much respect for ASG, and I kind of know where he is coming from.