10 Epicly ConFused Authors Play D&D
I've been promising Aidan Moher of A Dribble of Ink that I would do a guest blog for him for about 6 months. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), I try to put my novel writing first. So in the press to get The Blinding Knife in by deadline, I haven't even had a day to spare. But Epic ConFusion in Michigan, that I just attended courtesy of Subterranean Press, gave me both the time and the topic.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the height of nostalgic geekery: my mostly accurate account of a D&D game played with Pat Rothfuss, Peter V. Brett, Joe Abercrombie, Myke Cole, Scott Lynch, Elizabeth Bear, Saladin Ahmed, Jay Lake, and Jim C. Hines over at A Dribble of Ink.
Myke Cole also did a quick roundup of the weekend HERE. Joe Abercrombie's take is HERE. And an apology to Jim Hines for misspelling Du'ud as D'ude. My orcish is horrible.
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That has got to be one epic set of people playing a very creative game. I would have loved to have just been there watching and hearing what would have been said and done. I cannot imagine how truly awesome this must have played out.
I haven't played DnD since I was in middle school. That must have been an epic game, and I agree with Felix that I'd have been tickled just to watch and hear all the creative takes on a game by authors like all of you.
