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Sophie Cunningham Finger Point: The Real Story Behind the Meme

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Sophie Cunningham Finger Point: The Real Story Behind the Meme On June 22nd, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham pointed her finger at Phoenix Mercury veteran DeWanna Bonner and held it there for twenty-two seconds. She didn’t talk. She didn’t blink. She just pointed. The internet turned it into a meme within hours, but what got … Read more

George Washington’s Early Life: Ambition, Order, and Slavery

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George Washington’s Early Life: Ambition, Order, and Slavery Read Part Two Here After reading and writing about Reagan, I realized there is a lot I don’t know about our Presidents. I decided to start at the beginning, with George Washington. I’ve always been interested in him, but he’s so often seen as a marble statue … Read more

The Best D&D 2e Adventures from Dungeon Magazine

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The Best D&D 2e Adventures from Dungeon Magazine Issues 39-59               Issues 60-81 In the early D&D era, TSR produced adventure modules that are the classics so much of tabletop roleplaying is built on. In 1989, when 2nd edition was released, TSR reduced module publishing in favor of settings and … Read more

Ronald Reagan’s Presidency and Legacy

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Ronald Reagan’s Presidency and Legacy Read Part 1 Here By January 1981, Reagan’s beliefs were firmly set. Earlier I described how he spent thirty years gathering experiences, frustrations, and ideas that shaped his philosophy. He saw government as more of a problem than a solution, and he trusted that free people, open markets, and voluntary … Read more

What Makes a Good RPG Rulebook?

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What Makes a Good RPG Rulebook? Introduction Most RPG criticism out there sounds like people arguing about totally different objects while pointing at the same rulebook. They are talking past each other. One person loves a game’s atmosphere, someone else complains the index is impossible to use, a third flat-out gave up because the pacing … Read more