You’re welcome, Philip. That’s the reason anyone writes, to make a difference. That series was intended to be just one article when we started, because we assumed that others had been there before us – but Pulp resources and advice, it turned out, was very thin on the ground. And, speaking of resources, I hope you’re tracking the series we’ve been running recently on the Essential Pulp Reference Library 🙂 http://www.campaignmastery.com/blog/series/the-essential-reference-library-for-pulp-gms-and-others/

The third time’s a charm… and, since there’s some chance you’ll see this comment, I’d like to take the opportunity to say (in total fanboy fashion) that the work you folks did on that series of articles was beyond fantastic. Your insights really captured the spirit of pulp fiction as applied to RPGs. My experience of GMing wouldn’t be the same without them.

Unfortunately, you’ve mispelled his name – there is no ‘e’ at the end of “Blair”!

Cheers for that – I think I care about it a lot more than he does, but he will be pleased 🙂

Thanks for pointing out the oversight. I’ve now credited Blair Ramage as well.