As a lot of you have probably noticed, I added an Amazon.com affiliate widget to the sidebar. I’ve included all the things I could from the Inspiring Fear updates as well as plenty of other Little Fears-appropriate books, movies, video games, and TV shows. I hope you’ll check out the stuff on the right. If you hover over the top of the widget, you can cycle through the pages for easier navigation.

Making purchases through the link (and any other purchases once you’ve arrived at Amazon through the link) goes directly to helping me put out more Little Fears Nightmare Edition material. I would love to release Book 3 in 2012, as well as the Seven Kings series, but to do that I need to generate some more income. So please, especially with the holidays coming up, if you do any shopping at Amazon (for Little Fears-related materials or not), help out the original game of childhood terror. It doesn’t cost you a thing (I promise) but it helps me out greatly.

Many thanks to Charles E Miller for sharing this with the Facebook group.

I watched this trailer and immediately wanted to see more. It’s going to be a long wait until August 2012.

There isn’t much more at the official site just now but I’ll definitely be keeping an eye on it.

The newest Campfire Tale is now available on DriveThruRPG and RPGNow:

Kids can be so cruel. And while some scars fade with time, some wounds never heal. These cut so deep, their pain lingers even beyond death. On this quiet Fall day in the neighborhood of Hansom Creek, a past victim of local cruelty comes back to seek revenge on her tormentors. Those wicked children will pay for their crimes.

Something evil is on the wind.

As with all the Campfire Tales, “Dead Leaves” is just $2 for a full standalone episode including two new monsters and four new GMCs for use with this or any Little Fears Nightmare Edition episode.

I hope you enjoy this new episode! If you get a chance to play it, please let me know what you think.

Hey everybody,

I spent the past week working on a new Middle Grade novel (and hit the 60% mark on Friday). While this was great news on a personal project, it took my attention away from getting Campfire Tales #5 ready for a release this week. I am currently working on it though and will be pushing on it as my first priority for the week.

It may slip a couple days though. I’m working so that doesn’t happen but I want to address the possibility. Same deal as last time: If the release slips past Friday, I’ll release it free. (Further personal motivation to not let that happen.)

Out November 16th in PDF.

Something wicked is on the wind.