Transitional periods in history are of particular interest to me, as one order slowly fades away and another arises to replace it. In the ...

One thing I've been enjoying about Imagine is its cover artwork, which, so far, as has been both attractive and distinctive. There...

Brett Zeleznik of Fractured Dimensions produces some excellent fantasy miniatures that draw on old school esthetics. I'm particularly i...

For his creation of Conan the Cimmerian alone -- never mind Kull of Atlantis, Bran Mak Morn, Solomon Kane, and many others -- Robert E. Ho...

When I was younger, I used a lot of pre-packaged adventure modules with the RPGs I played with my friends. One of the things I appreciated a...

Issue #2 of Imagine appeared in May 1983 and kicks off with an editorial that treats a topic that regularly concerned TSR at the time -- w...

If the latest news from Hollywood is to be believed , there are plans to release another Conan movie in 2014 -- in which Arnold Schwarzene...

When I was a kid, most boys I knew enjoyed model building. Even I did, though I was not, by any stretch of the imagination, particularly p...

Back in April 1983, I hadn't the slightest inkling that TSR UK had just released the "adventure gaming magazine," Imagine. T...

A regular refrain of this blog since its inception is the fact that the chasm between "fantasy" and "science fiction" ...