H for Hello...
After blabbing on about the new system I thought it might be an idea to do a quick introduction for those involved in D6 Epic.
Sam Pray - he's been involved with Final Sword Productions and the fiction imprint Under the Moon almost seven years now. He's the President of Final Sword Productions, and handles a lot of the hands on work in the company. When he's not at his computer working on artwork and layout for Under the Moon or the D6 Epic books, he can be found in the production area of the business binding books, creasing covers, handling printer jams, packing boxes of games, mini's and T-shirts. He truly is vital to the company - and this he balances with being a husband and a father. Days off? He'll let you know when they finally invent such a thing.
Daniel Scott Palter - Former owner of West End Games during their hay day of the Star Wars and Men in Black games (amongst others) he's now the CFO of Final Sword Productions. Both Terri and Sam freely admit that they have learned a lot from Scott and continue to do so. When he's not at his computer dealing with paperwork or other matters he can be found in what Joshua would say is his true possession - as servant to the Feline Overlord, Joshua T. Cat.
Terri Pray - hmm, that's me. When time (and health) allow I help out with the physical book production, but when I'm not translating geek speak into English for the game books, my focus in the company is as the Editor in Chief for our Fiction Imprint, Under the Moon. I also write for other companies including Harper Collins new Mischief line, Loose Id, and Mojocastle Press - and most of my current work is not suitable for anyone under the age of 18. However, I also have a light fantasy series that I'm currently re-vamping when time permits. In between all of that I'm also a wife and mother. Which means, like Sam, there's no such thing as a day off.
Also tied in with the company are Matthew Ewertz and Ken Burnside.
Matthew Ewertz is a long term gamer who has been working with Sam on the D6 Epic rule book. This is balances with full time employment elsewhere as well as being a husband and father.
Ken Burnside is best known for his 3D space combat system and is the lead creative for the Ad Astra imprint of the company. His 3D system won the an Origins award and his games include Saganami Island Attack Simulator, Attack Vector Tactical, and Squadron Strike.
There are others involved with the company or who have helped out with proof reading. So, I'm going to also publicly thank Karen Wolfe who is the long suffering proof reader for Under the Moon. And Raven Bower who acted as first stage proof reader for the D6 Epic Rule book.
Sam Pray - he's been involved with Final Sword Productions and the fiction imprint Under the Moon almost seven years now. He's the President of Final Sword Productions, and handles a lot of the hands on work in the company. When he's not at his computer working on artwork and layout for Under the Moon or the D6 Epic books, he can be found in the production area of the business binding books, creasing covers, handling printer jams, packing boxes of games, mini's and T-shirts. He truly is vital to the company - and this he balances with being a husband and a father. Days off? He'll let you know when they finally invent such a thing.
Daniel Scott Palter - Former owner of West End Games during their hay day of the Star Wars and Men in Black games (amongst others) he's now the CFO of Final Sword Productions. Both Terri and Sam freely admit that they have learned a lot from Scott and continue to do so. When he's not at his computer dealing with paperwork or other matters he can be found in what Joshua would say is his true possession - as servant to the Feline Overlord, Joshua T. Cat.
Terri Pray - hmm, that's me. When time (and health) allow I help out with the physical book production, but when I'm not translating geek speak into English for the game books, my focus in the company is as the Editor in Chief for our Fiction Imprint, Under the Moon. I also write for other companies including Harper Collins new Mischief line, Loose Id, and Mojocastle Press - and most of my current work is not suitable for anyone under the age of 18. However, I also have a light fantasy series that I'm currently re-vamping when time permits. In between all of that I'm also a wife and mother. Which means, like Sam, there's no such thing as a day off.
Also tied in with the company are Matthew Ewertz and Ken Burnside.
Matthew Ewertz is a long term gamer who has been working with Sam on the D6 Epic rule book. This is balances with full time employment elsewhere as well as being a husband and father.
Ken Burnside is best known for his 3D space combat system and is the lead creative for the Ad Astra imprint of the company. His 3D system won the an Origins award and his games include Saganami Island Attack Simulator, Attack Vector Tactical, and Squadron Strike.
There are others involved with the company or who have helped out with proof reading. So, I'm going to also publicly thank Karen Wolfe who is the long suffering proof reader for Under the Moon. And Raven Bower who acted as first stage proof reader for the D6 Epic Rule book.
posted by Terri Pray | 7:22 PM
2 Comments:
This in my Family we all work our butts off for little or no recognition and do it with a smile on our faces. Love you all hope to see again soon!
Congratulations on the success of your business!
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