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Welcome back to the Gaming With Gage, your podcast for roleplaying games and the periphery. Thanks for being here. This week we have a very special episode for you. We’ve received a bit of feedback from listeners who are completely new to gaming and a bit confused about how it works. So to cap out season 1 we decide to actually do some Gaming With Gage. To help us out with what we’re calling our Showcase Episode, we brought back one of our most popular guests, my wife Amanda Verronneau. In this episode you’ll hear us create Amanda’s character, Agatha Nolan, as well as craft the world we’re going to play in, using Pinnacle Entertainment Group’s Savage Worlds. Parts of this episode are cut together like a montage in the interest of time. Next episode, our Season Finale, will be a one session actual play with Amanda and myself. Hopefully this will be entertaining and illuminating for fans new and old. Just so you know, Amanda was very tired and very pregnant when we recorded this. I’m so thankful to have a partner who, at 9 months pregnant and at the end of a full work week, was still willing to sit down and have play time with me. I love you Amanda and thank you. If this Showcase is something that sparks your interest, maybe we’ll see some more showcase episodes in Season 2, Let us know what you think on Our Website, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Discord! Please subscribe, rate and review the show on iTunes and Android Subscribe on Apple Podcast Subscribe on Android Now let’s jump into Episode 15 - Showcase Session 0 

Shanna Germain is an astonishing creator. In addition to her work as Lead Editor for Monte Cook Games (including Numenra and the NOW KICKSTARTING "No Thank You, Evil"), she has distinguished herself as an author (contributing hundreds of stories for anthologies and publications), an anthology editor (NSFW: "Geek Love: An Anthology of Full Frontal Nerdity"), an innovative leader and a refreshing voice in the speculative fiction and erotica communities. I'm delighted to have another remarkable creator, Christiana Ellis, as my co-host and together we launch into 20(ish) minutes of writerly discourse with Shanna, exploring how she develops her (marvelous) characters, the impact of "genre" on writers, embracing diversity and sexuality in fiction, and more (and Shanna's Workshop Episode is EPIC!). PROMO:  “The Flash Pulp Podcast” PROMO II: Monte Cook Games Kickstarter for "No Thank You, Evil" - An RPG for kids! Showcase Episode: 20 Minutes with Shanna Germain [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] We have a NEW FORUM! Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! Keeping up with Shanna (no small feat)... Her website is an astonishing window into what she's doing and what's on her mind Peruse the wonders at Monte Cook Games Acknowledging that the canon of her work is largely erotica, I recommend you browse the literary delights of her Amazon Page And, of course, there's always the marvel of Facebook and Twitter Christiana's creations are marvelous things... Christianna Ellis // There's video blogs, links, posts, and other wonders at her web site Explore her award-winning "Nina Kimberly the Merciless" The on-going audio drama of "Space Casey" continues to delight audiences And, by all means, you can follower her on Facebook and on Twitter! //

There's can be no doubt Cat Rambo is a veteran brainstormer. Author of over 150 tales including "Beasts of Tabat (The Tabat Quartet Book 1)" (due out TOMORROW!)(No fooling!), leading hundreds of hours of online writing workshops, VP of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, and so much more, she is a master storyweaver and we're delighted to have her return to the Big Chair at the Roundtable to workshop a dark tale of dragons and culinary heroics. // Amazon.com Widgets Our Guest Writer - Philip Overby - serves up a feast of a tale, a story of family legacies, draconic culinary preferences, and doing what you can to get by. Joined once again by co-host Moses Siregar, we dive in to Phil's dark tale, exploring the world of Splatter Elf and it's many nuances, peeling the layers of character and plot, adding our own creative spices until we have a buffet of Literary Gold. Grab a plate and we'll dish some up for you, too... just hit that "PLAY" button (and there's more writerly goodness waiting for you in Cat's Showcase Episode!) PROMO: "Command Decisions (Book 3 of The Empire of Bones Saga)" by Terry Mixon Workshop Episode 75 (Guest Host: Cat Rambo) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! It's Tough to Keep up with Cat Rambo (but we try)... Another book is coming! "Neither Here Nor There", a double-sided collection of Cat's fantasy stories, will be released in Fall She might be making a move to President of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America! She's co-editing a SFWA cookbook as well... party food recipes from famous Fantasy and SciFi authors! She just got back from Emerald City Comic Con She's hitting Phoenix ComicCon (May 28-31, 2015, Phoenix, AZ) AND she's on the Writer's Track  at GenCon 2015 (July 30 - Aug 2, 2015, Indianapolis, IN) Her Website is like a writerly Wonderland! April 1 you can score a copy of "Beasts of Tabat (The Tabat Quartet Book 1)" Back her Patreon page… support remarkable artists like Cat! Keep the art alive! She’s on Twitter @CatRambo, Facebook, and there’s 1000's of pins her epic Pinterest boards Guest Writer Philip Overby is all over the place... Philip Overby Check out Phil's Blog to peer inside his mind He's a moderator and frequent blogger and contributor at the superb Mythic Scribes fantasy writing community Follow him on Twitter, and Facebook Check out his stories on Amazon, including these: Check out Mose's astonishing debut novel, "Black God's War"... Moses Siregar Moses is a new daddy! His next novel, "The Ninth Wind", is due out in April! He's teaching 4th graders at a Waldor  Doing a writing retreat at a Buddhist Institute during Spring Break //

We're pleased and delighted to have our inaugural podcast under the proud banner of Wonderthing Studios to be this splendid example of brainstorming awesomeness with Jake Kerr. He returns to the Big Chair to lend his superior storytelling mojo to a tale of a grim city and two unlikely heroes who are trying to make one small part of it a little safer. // Amazon.com Widgets The tale for this week's workshop is provided by J.T. Evans and it's a marvelous story with some very familiar elements presented in a fresh and engaging way. Joined once again by the insightful Terry Mixon as co-host, we launch into an exploration of plot and world building, character motivations and story themes... we leave no stone un-turned and along the way discover a veritable smorgasbord of Literary Gold! It's yours for the taking, too... just click that "PLAY" button! (and if your brain can somehow manage even MORE writerly goodness, then definitely check out Jake's Showcase Episode!) PROMO: "Veil of Shadows (Book 2 of The Empire of Bones Saga)" by Terry Mixon Workshop Episode 74 (Guest Host: Jake Kerr) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! The latest from Jake Kerr... The sequels to "Tommy Black and the Staff of Light" is in the works: "Tommy Black and the Coat of Invincibility" and "Tommy Black and the Cup of Jamshid" A science fiction novel will be in the works involving re-experiencing memories He'll be at ComicPalooza in Houston Wastelands 2 - More Stories of the Apocalypse reprinted "Biological Fragments of the Life of Julian Prince" Jake's website and his Amazon Page are always a good source of inspiration (and good reading) Follow him on Twitter and on Facebook! Guest Writer J.T. Evans is crafting wonders in the world... J.T. Evans Check out his website to peruse his literary lair Follow him on Twitter, and Facebook His stories appear in several collections, including "The Static Movement" Collection, "An Uncommon Collection", and "Carnival of the Damned" Check out Terry Mixon's ever-growing empire... Terry Mixon Take a tour of Terry's website Check out epic space operas, "Veil of Shadows (Book 2 of The Empire of Bones Saga)" and "Empire of Bones (Book 1 of The Empire of Bones Saga)" (with the third novel, "Command Decisions" in the works)! Tune in to the The Dead Robots' Society podcast where Terry talks writing with co-hosts Justin Macumber, Paul Elard Cooley, and Scott Roche (all RTP veterans) Catch his infrequent Tweets through Twitter, and definitely stalk him on Facebook // //

If you're gonna shake the pillars of literary heaven, then you'll definitely want Sam Sykes - author of the "Aeon's Gate" series and the newly released "The City Stained Red" - with you wielding the sledgehammer.  We're delighted to have Sam return to The Big Chair at the Roundtable to lend his distinctive writerly mojo to an epic brainstorming session. // Amazon.com Widgets Laying forth the story banquet for our literary feast is creageous Guest Writer Angela Meadon, who brings a tale of demon-possessed philosophers and a war-torn land savaged by relentless conquerors. Angela's tale is riveting and served as a flashpoint for a brain maelstrom of ideas an inspirations. The Literary Gold Machine is working overtime on this one, so bring a wheelbarrow when you hit that "PLAY" button. You're gonna need it! (and there's more writerly goodness to be had in  Sam's Showcase Episode!) PROMO: "Hidden Harbor Mysteries" from Bryan Lincoln Productions Workshop Episode 73 (Guest Host: Sam Sykes) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! The sequel to "The City Stained Red" - titled the "Mortal Tally" - is due out Summer 2015, and "God's Last Breath" in 2016 Doing a Pathfinder novel for Paizo Publishing coming out in 2015 (hopefully) Phoenix ComicCon May 28 - 31 (featuring a new Batsu Game!) He'll be on the Writer's Track at GenCon 2015 Possibly New York and San Diego Comicon Definitely check out Sam's website  and his Amazon Page Follow him on Twitter and on Facebook! Guest Writer Angela Meadon is crafting wonders in the world... Angela Meadon Check out her website to peruse her literary lair Follow her on Twitter, and Facebook Step into her unique vision of zombie horror with "A Taste of You" on Amazon

[Featured Image is "Pillars of Creation" by roald92 on DeviantART] Guest Host K.C. Wayland - creator of the amazing and award-winning "We're Alive" audio drama series - returns to the Big Chair at the Roundtable for a landmark story workshopping event. We've brainstormed, short stories, novels, and even songs on the RTP, but we've never workshopped an audio drama series script before... until now! Our Guest Writer for this episode - the mighty Bryan Lincoln - offers up a bold new scifi concept for an audio drama series featuring relativistic space travel and the evolution of the human species amid the stars. With the fabulous Christof Laputka - creator of the exceptional "Leviathan Chronicles" - as my co-host, we launch into an utterly unique brainstorming session, exploring not only the world and story of Bryan's idea, but also considerations of soundscapes and audio signatures. It's a RTP episode unlike any other, but one thing remains the same... at the end, there's a mountain of Literary Gold for everyone! (and, if you missed it, then thank goodness the INternet is a time travel machine! Go back in time and enjoy K.C. Wayland's Showcase Episode!) PROMO: "The Black" by Paul Elard Cooley Workshop Episode 72 (Guest Host: K. C. Wayland) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! "The Tales of We're Alive" is being written even as we speak! He's developing two other series (very secret, hush-hush) He'll be at SXSW this year, as well as Wondercon.Comic-con and Comikaze Make the scene at KC'S Blog and then make your way to the fabulous "We're Alive" site There's some great footage up and the Wayland Productions YouTube Channel, too! Follow him on Twitter: @waylandprod. and on Facebook! Christof in the (cyber) world... Christof Laputka   Start with the fabulous "Leviathan Chronicles", now in it's second season! Then check him out on Twitter, and Facebook He's also on LinkedIn and Goodreads   Guest Writer Bryan Lincoln is doing some amazing things... Bryan Lincoln His base of operations on the Internet is at Bryan Lincoln Productions He's produced some AMAZING audio drama including Hidden Harbor Mysteries and HG World Definitely tune in to The Fullcast Podcast (with co-host Abigail Hilton) Then follow him on Twitter, and Facebook

This week, Janet Morris and Chris Morris - creators and editors of the "Heroes in Hell" series, The Tempus Thales saga, and so much more - return to the Big Chairs (we've actually installed their own chairs, complete with brass name plates) at the Roundtable to workshop an epic space opera tale. We couldn't ask for better hosts to infuse this tale of galactic empires, rapacious alien races, and strange technological discoveries with their vast experience and insight. The tale is offered up by our "creageous" Guest Writer, Paul K. Ellis, whose story of a conquering race subjugating humanity's expansion to the stars is rich food for our brainstorming buffet. Joining me as co-host is J. Daniel Sawyer and, for those that know him, that means the heady rush of "awesome" will soon be filling your earways. There's all of interstellar space to explore so, of course, we return with a cargo hold chock full of Literary Gold (and I highly recommend jumping into the wayback machine and savoring the delights of Janet and Chris's most recent Showcase Episode!) PROMO:  "Empire of Bones" by Terry Mixon Workshop Episode 70 (Guest Hosts: Janet and Chris Morris) [caution: mature language - listener discretion is advised] Share your comments to this (or any) episode over at the RTP Forum! Check out this and all our episodes on iTunes and on Stitcher Radio! In the works for Janet and Chris... Their audiobook of "The Sacred Band" is out (and an exquisite treat for your ears and brain) Chris is currently narrating Janet's splendid "I, The Sun". Janet is continuing work on her latest novel on the life of Rhesus of Thrace. You can stay up on all the latest at their Facebook Page (administered by Tempus Thales himself!) You can follow both Janet and Chris on Twitter J. Daniel Sawyer is adding to the Library of Fabulousness... J. Daniel Sawyer   Enjoy a sample of his latest work, "The Resurrection Junket", in EPUB His Website is fraught with fabulous insights and content Check out "Crudrat", the audiobook he produced for Gail Carriger's first SciFi story! Follow him on Twitter: @dsawyer The full glory of his literary works are on display at Dan's Amazon Page        Paul K. Ellis is also creating wonders... His short story "Foothold" will appear in the latest "Tales from the Archives" collection from the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences (by Tee Morris and Philippa Ballantine) His short story "The Winds" is in Dirty Magic: Los Angeles (and is marvelous... check it out) And check out Paul's Website, follow him on Facebook and the Twitters