Graciously thank the reviewer for taking the time to read and review your work.

Thank you, Malcolm.

“Dictionary of Mu marked the final degeneration from “trend” to “affectation” and finally, “masturbation.” By and large, strangeness for strangeness’ sake (mixed with pulp pastiche as part of a male-nerd thing) is getting monotonous. “It has a noble title as long as your arm! Mighty thews. Steam power. Spider vaginas!” Yeah, just shut up.”

EDIT: Spider vaginas? There are no spider vaginas. Witch-kingly cock…YES. Arachnida cake? No.

Quote added to the IPR site? Why, yes, it is.

EDIT II: Discussion is closed. Good night, internet.

The Cafe Game Exchange is up and running.

Epidiah Ravachol, owner of one of the most intensely cool names around, creator of Dread and admirer/admiree of Lady Lovebird Smiley-Pants, rocked this one out. This is getting cool games into cafes all over New York City for browsing.

Dictionary of Mu is out there, read it and leave it.

“When the Damsel Messiah arose in the kingdom of Hy-Brasil I was living in Mu’s Bed as one of the consorts of the Lemurian Witch-King.”

It is so cool to see people rock out with Mu. I cannot wait to see what kind of additions are made to the dictionary through the course of play.

Fun.

Michael Erb interviewed me.

The Dictionary of Mu is back in stock, back in action in the loving arms of Indie Press Revolution.

250 copies of the Dictionary of Mu are on their way to the IPR warehouse.

It should be available some time after Origins, I’d imagine.