Back in 2001, I was approached by two very nice Germans, both named Oliver, who wanted to talk about bringing my modest game about kids fighting monsters over to their house for a local translation. I had no idea what a great job their outfit, Feder und Schwert, would do and not only did they publish a kickin’ edition of my game but they licensed a soundtrack and an audio storybook as well!

I am proud to announce that Feder und Schwert have done me the honor of licensing Little Fears Nightmare Edition for a German translation as well. I’ve only seen the cover so far but I am excited for what they do with it. I’ll only be able to read maybe 10% of it but I’ll be able to look at all of it.

For a glimpse of the magic they’re cooking, check out the cover they put together for it:

Gorgeous. I look forward to getting my own copies some after it comes out later this year.

I had a good run of three Campfire Tales released in October, November, and December but I have hit a bit of a snag this year. All my work in January was pushed back due to illness and I’m still digging myself out of it. I added a last-minute paying gig in January as well that shoved everything another week and am currently finishing up a BIG (and Little Fears-related!) project that needs my full attention.

Campfire Tales #4: Old Man Winter is halfway done. My hope is to get it out next Friday. I’m aiming for that. Then the rest of February is taken up with work for other people. March though, well, I have plans for March. But those plans hinge on me getting through all this other writing so I have to get back to it.

I appreciate your patience and support in this. I’m very fortunate that my attention needs to be put on good gigs than bad news so I don’t curse it.