Hey!

Downloads of Issue #3 are considerably higher than Issue #2 and I’m guessing it has to do with the fact that Pat at Crafty Games has been singing the praises.

A heartfelt thank-you, Pat!!!

But it is time to beat the bushes for Issue #4. The nominal cutoff date was 1 March 2010. But with the snows and bad weather (and because I’m not prepared either) the cutoffdate has been moved to 31 March. Note I rather cleverly (and transparently avoided the Aprils Fools day). Please no foolish submissions, I’ll publish it — embarrass us both. No kidding. I will. Well not too foolish anyway…

Again thanks to all our readers and all our contributors! Without you we at PM would be wasting our time.

Oops!

In our rush to get it into your hands, shortcuts were taken.  I have spelled a contributor’s name incorrectly. No excuse!

Dave Schuey’s neat little picture of his AS-500 on page 72 was labelled as “Dave Shuey”. My bad. This has been corrected and future downloads of Protodimension Magazine will have the correct attribution.  I hope Dave will forgive me and that future contributors are not offended.

Juan Motime!!!  er…One more time!

Issue #3, Winter 2010 is now available for download here.
Please give a big hand to our contributors and to the editorial staff! Register and leave a comment in our forums!

Cheers!
Tad and the Editorial Team:  Norm Fenlason and Lee Williams

On time for a January 31 release, Issue #3 has the following contents:

• Night MusiNgs, Poetry by Lester Smith
• Preference for Oblivion, An Adventure by Joe Klemann (Citizen-X) for the GUMSHOE® System
• New Blood, An Interview With Horror Writer, CJ Wright
• The Letter, fiction by CJ Wright
• Cutting Edge of Tomorrow, An Adventure By DT Butchino for Spycraft 2.0®
• Midnight Stroll, Horror Art By Bradley K. McDevitt
• The Spear of Y’golonac, An Adventure by Linden Dunham for Call of Cthulhu®
• Living in Sin, All-Grown-Up Fiction by Peyton Bisaillon
• Magnus Arms AS-500, A Bigger Freakin’ Gun by Dave Schuey for Dark Conspiracy® 1/2 ed
• Under the Floorboards, A Column by Lee Williams
• Photographic Memory, Humor by The Braincase Factory

Look for a release Sunday night!

Cheers!
Norm

Whoa!

Ok. Nothing for a month and then two posts, bam, bam. What gives?

Well this is cool!

Lester Smith (were not worthy, we’re not worthy ) has unearthed a treasure for Dark Conspiracy fans.  A convention adventure originally designed a while back that demonstrates the Dark Conspiracy setting’s depth is posted and living on Lester’s blog. Check it out. Check out his blog anyway, the guy’s got facets, I’m telling you. Fright or Flight is statless and appropriate for most any dark conspiracy horror genre.

Oh, yeah. That would be here: http://lestersmith.com/2010/01/20/the-fright-or-flight-instinct-redux/