Larp’s Oral Tradition Is Dying
As the art form gets older, larp is increasingly moving from an oral tradition to a written one. That has consequences.
As the art form gets older, larp is increasingly moving from an oral tradition to a written one. That has consequences.
Advance praise for Pandora’s DNA: “An extraordinary book, written with passion and compassion, Pandora’s DNA illuminates a new world of science and medicine.” —Siddhartha Mukherjee, oncologist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer
Want to make your roleplaying game or larp more resonant? Here's how the literary concept of inside and outside stories can help.
Finding the premise is essential to designing a tight, narrative larp or freeform game. Come learn why it's important, and how to do it.
The full bibliography for Lizzie Stark's book Pandora's DNA: Tracing the Breast Cancer Genes Through History, Science, and One Family Tree.
I get the question, "How do I get more diverse people to show up to my event?" a lot. Here's my answer on how to foster inclusivity in gaming.
Ever wanted to write and organize your own one-shot larp? Here are some different ways to structure the design team.
The Nordicans wanted to know about this weird tipping thing we do in the US. Here's my explanation.
Some things I wish I'd known about Nordica before I went.
Nordicans speak great English. And some of their sayings are pretty darn cute.