I’ve set up LiveJournal Syndication for this blog, just in case anybody cares to follow on their friendslist.

I just finished pulling all the pieces together for the first complete draft of Full Light, Full Steam.

After a relatively quick copy-edit, which I’ll do when my head isn’t floating, I’ll have a playtest edition.

Which means I should probably start organizing a playtest, huh?

Edit: Well, let’s start with a Call for Playtesters

So today I set up the Forum and transferred the old Blogger account into the snazzy new WordPress-powered Ludanta Retero. Later this week I’ll set up the feeds that will link entries in the blog to content on the other pages — using WordPress as a nice little CMS. For the moment, however, kallistipress.com can be considered “up” and “running” and damn it all if I don’t look respectable.

Welcome to kallistipress.com, everybody. Take a look around the place, slap up a post in the forums if you like. I’m going to be getting comfortable around here; I hope you will, too.

We be online, my brothers!

kallistipress.com is currently a little on the empty and transitional side, but it’s up. I’ll be installing WordPress and phpbb next week. And then won’t we have fun — css alone nearly killed me!

So, experimenting with microgame publishing, I’ve put Conquer the Horizon into a tiny (5.5″ x 4″ profile) format that can probably fit into your back jeans pocket. The registration of the upper and lower pages is still pissing me off, and will be fixed as soon as I get around to it, but that may be weeks. So here’s the file now:

Download Conquer the Horizon!
(Some assembly required)

The format is specifically not geared for retail sale, but instead as a give-away advertisement deal. You’ll notice my soon-to-be website is plastered on every spread, on the back cover, and in the inside cover. The last spread is blank — that will be adspace for other products. I figure I will publish a new version for each con I attend / have a booth at, giving a booth number for where I (and my actual retail products) are at, and advertising whatever I or other folks have for sale at the Con. I’ll be able to turn out a ton of these for cheap, and make a good effort to saturate the con with little CtH books. They can come to the booth or go home and go to the website — either way it should increase exposure.

Gasp! Actual marketing!