Either I've Suddenly Developed Amnesia...
Feb. 20th, 2020 09:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ffutures...or someone else's work has been published under my name
...or someone has reprinted something I wrote without my permission
It's a Traveller adventure called Starfire published in 2016 by Star Quest Games, who apparently reprint old magazine adventures etc. I know nothing about this company - does anyone have any contacts, or know anything about them? I can only find one dealer selling it.
https://www.nobleknight.com/P/2147686312/Starfire
I've asked them for any info they can give me - we'll see what happens.
Anyone got this in their collection?
Later - I'm reliably informed that they did a bunch of Traveller in the early 90’s, including authors like Garth Nix and James Cambias. They were a small press operation run by James L. Shipman. The 2016 date on the page I linked to is probably an error.
Later still - someone selling a copy on eBay took a look inside for me - apparently the publisher (now deceased) adapted it from a Star Trek RPG scenario I wrote. I vaguely remember the adventure, but I can't for the life of me remember which magazine it appeared in - a lot of it was a big fight around a mining mass driver on an alien world. Ring any bells with anyone?
...or someone has reprinted something I wrote without my permission
It's a Traveller adventure called Starfire published in 2016 by Star Quest Games, who apparently reprint old magazine adventures etc. I know nothing about this company - does anyone have any contacts, or know anything about them? I can only find one dealer selling it.
https://www.nobleknight.com/P/2147686312/Starfire
I've asked them for any info they can give me - we'll see what happens.
Anyone got this in their collection?
Later - I'm reliably informed that they did a bunch of Traveller in the early 90’s, including authors like Garth Nix and James Cambias. They were a small press operation run by James L. Shipman. The 2016 date on the page I linked to is probably an error.
Later still - someone selling a copy on eBay took a look inside for me - apparently the publisher (now deceased) adapted it from a Star Trek RPG scenario I wrote. I vaguely remember the adventure, but I can't for the life of me remember which magazine it appeared in - a lot of it was a big fight around a mining mass driver on an alien world. Ring any bells with anyone?
