I've been re-reading the second edition of  Boot Hill recently. There's a lot in it that I'd forgotten and that I think worthy ...

Polyhedron was the newsletter of the Role Playing Game Association (RPGA), TSR's official "club" for players of its various RP...

The disappearance of James Dallas Egbert III on August 15, 1979 plays an important role in both the history of Dungeons & Dragons and in...

The publication of the Dungeon Masters Guide in 1979 completed the rules for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons . This event was heralded in th...

Issue #7 of Different Worlds (April/May 1980) features a cover by Cora L. Healy, an artist known for her work on science fiction periodicals...

In the wake of yesterday's news about a new company laying claim to the TSR name and a new gaming magazine called Gygax , Mr Gygax's...

Several people have pointed me towards the Gamers & Grognards blog, which includes the following bit of updated information from Tim Kas...

Or something. If you follow this link, you'll find TSR Games . If you follow this one, you'll find Gygax Magazine . Details are st...

As some of you may be aware, Rob Kuntz conceived of a new award, the Three Castles Award (so named after Castles Blackmoor, Greyhawk, and El...

Here's another GenCon video interview with Tim Kask, where he talks about his initiation into the hobby, as well as the forgotten endgam...

Markus Siebler was kind enough to pass along a link to this video interview with Tim Kask by Fear the Boot . It's a very interesting, if...

Jim at Lamentations of the Flame Princess passes along more specific information about a game company being formed by Frank Mentzer, Jim Wa...

This volume is something else, also: our last attempt to reach the "Monty Hall" DM's. Perhaps now some of the 'giveaway...

My interview with Tim Kask is cited as a reference in this Wikipedia entry . Weird.

If you could dispel one common misapprehension that gamers today have about the early days of the hobby, what would it be? I don’t know. W...

Your foreword calls Supplement IV "the last D&D supplement." In a certain sense, you were correct in saying this as there we...

Tim Kask , TSR's first Publications Editor, has graciously consented to my asking him a few questions about the history of his involveme...

I'm in the midst of putting together an interview with Tim Kask, former TSR Publications Editor, and, in doing so, I have learned more t...

... former TSR Publications Editor, Tim Kask, drops what James Raggi rightly calls a "bombshell" in response first to this commen...