The Business Playground

Dave Stewart

Mark Simmons

Financial Times

In Gamemastering Secrets, Aaron Rosenberg and guest contributors cover everything about running a roleplaying game, from choosing a game system to closing out a long-running campaign. They give tips on how to handle various situations, pointers on potential dangers and how to avoid them, and advice on how to get the best gaming experience for everyone involved. 
If you've never GM'd before, they teach you how to go about it, where to start and how to proceed, and enough tricks to convince anyone that you're a veteran. 
If you are an experience gamemaster, they give you new tricks, ways to keep your players on their toes, and ways to spice up your games. 
For use with any roleplaying game (examples are drawn from the d20 and Fudge systems). 
Featuring John Kovalic's "Dork Tower" comic strips, and Same Chupp - Gamemastering for Kids, Hilary Doda - Women at the Gaming Table, Ann Dupuis - The Science and Art of Mapmaking, Lee Gold - NPCs: Not Paper Cutouts, Matt Forbeck - Running a Con Game, Kenneth Hite - The Joy of Research, Larry D. Hols - Throw 'em to the Wolves!, Steven S. Lng - Genre and Setting Simulation, Steven Marsh - Treasure, Frank Mentzer - Trust at the Gaming Table, John Nephew - The Beginner's Game, John R. Phythyon, Jr. - Creating Memorable Villains, Jean Rabe - Winging It, Mark Simmons - Gamemaster's Flowchart 101, Lester Smith - Campaign Troubleshooting, James M. Ward - Campaign World-building, Ross Winn - Character Creation 
('d20 System' and the d20 System logo are Trademarks owned by Wizards of the Coast and are used with permission. The Fudge System logo is a trademark of Steffan O'Sullivan, used under license. Logo design by Daniel M. Davis.)

Gamemastering Secrets Second Edition

James M. Ward

Kenneth Hite

MATT FORBECK

Ann Dupuis

John Kovalic

John R. Phythyon, Jr.

Aaron Rosenberg

Steven S. Long

Lester Smith

Frank Mentzer

Hilary Doda

Jean Rabe

John Nephew

Sam Chupp

Lee Gold

Larry D. Hols

Steven Marsh

Ross Winn

Grey Ghost Press

Much of Banksy's early work on the streets of Bristol has been lost, but this book records those works which appeared throughout the city. Author Steve Wright explores the streets of Banksy's Bristol and interviews many of the people who worked with Banksy in his early years. We believe this to be the most complete photographic collections of Banksy's Bristol work from the freehand wall paintings in Easton to the iconic Mild Mild West, his stencils and more. It contains more than 100 images.

Banksy's Bristol

Arts & Photography

Steve Wright

History & Criticism

Tangent Books

Bristol in Black and White

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Mark Simmons. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Mark Simmons