Fist Full of Comics (and Games) has posted an audio interview with me, wearing my Pieces of Eight designer hat, in their GenCon 2006 section. It was great talking to them, so make sure you have a listen!
(Speaking of podcasts, it never hurts to plug Friend-of-Atlas Paul Tevis's excellent Have Games, Will Travel. Check it out, if you're into the podcast thing.)
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Congratulations on the interview! It’s always exciting to share insights about your work. I can’t wait to listen to the audio and hear your thoughts on Pieces of Eight!
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