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(Cue the static-filled PA system) “Attention Campers…” First off, I’d like to thank everyone who messaged me via email or Facebook with kind words about the first article and/or the RPG itself. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the feedback, and I’ll continue to read and respond to each of you. If you . . . → Read More: Myth Making: Designing Camp Myth: The Role Playing Game, Part 2 – Camptown Races  One comment  Articles, Chris Lewis Carter, Dice, Eloy Lasanta, Fiction, Guest Post, Myth Making, Playing, Preview, Publishers, Third Eye Games  Camp Myth, Chris Lewis Carter, Cyclops, Eloy, game, game design, Games, Jenga, Kappa, Legendary creature, Role-playing game, RPG, Summer camp, Third Eye Games Hey everyone, Thanks for stopping by. My name is Chris Lewis Carter: writer, gamer, and the author of Camp Myth, a new YA series that was successfully Kickstarted into existence a few months back. In fact – if you’ll indulge me for just a moment – let me give you the quick elevator pitch: “Welcome . . . → Read More: Myth Making: Designing Camp Myth: The Role Playing Game, Part 1 – Canon Brawl Leave a comment Articles, Chris Lewis Carter, Eloy Lasanta, Fiction, Myth Making, Publishers, Third Eye Games art, Boy Scouts of America, Camp Myth, Camps, Chris Lewis Carter, Eloy Lasanta, Jay Camay, Kickstarter, Merit Badges, mythology, Mythopoeia (genre), Recreation, RPG, Scout, Summer camp, Third Eye Games Somebody once told me that all successful storytelling can be summed up in one word: Contrast. It’s the art of combining two things which – on the surface – are so strikingly different from each other that you can’t help but want to know more. It seems obvious when you think about it, right? And . . . → Read More: Popular Myth-Conceptions: Subverting Mythology to Enrich Your Campaign (Guest Post from Chris Lewis Carter of Camp Myth)  |