Been a while since I posted, so I figured I'd let people know that I do have a lot of projects in the pipe, one already picked up and to be published in the next few months, with three more soon to follow.

So I've been quite creative and even though the work isn't actual novels, it's still making money for me. Shame that these only sell a few hundred  (at best) copies per title. It's not like we're talking D&D here. 

Anyhow, here are the details:

Meatco: An adventure for the Mutant Future RPG. This is the one that has been picked up and paid for. It's essentially an AI controlled meat processing plant that is a Death Trap dungeon if you want to look at it via old fantasy.

Here is the list of completed works that I am currently waiting for confirmation that they've been picked up:

Dead End: a second Mutant Future adventure, made from the left overs from Meatco. It was too long.  It's a single building that has been cut off from the rest of the world filled with victims of a plague that turned them into zombies

Creatures of the Tropical Wastes: A mutant book that contains 60 creatures based on animals I saw during my vacation in the Philippines earlier this year, as well as creatures from their mythology.

Mutations - co-written with a gent named Derek Holland. Contains well over 400 new mutations for the game and is 181 pages long and 75,000 words.

Now for the projects that I am currently working on:

Players / GM's guide: Currently about 60 pages long, adds a bunch of optional rules to the game.

Tech Guide: New weapons and technological toys for the players, about 20 pages long so far.

And I have 9 plot outlines for adventures that I will be writing after the two current projects have been wrapped up.

The companies I am working for are Goblinoid games (the creator of Mutant Future) and Skirmisher Games (who publish extra material for the game.)

Chris