The A to Z of Conspiracy Theories: O is for Outer Space This is a catch-all for various things I wanted to talk about but didn't have en...

What is it about Mars that both fascinates us and horrifies us at the same time?  Even long before H.G. Welles and "War of the Worlds&q...

It's still Sci-Fi month here at the Other Side and I wanted to do a monster today with some solid sci-fi and old-school roots.  I just c...

No gaming for me this past weekend.  One game for Connor and two for Liam though, so I was left to my own devices.  Those devices were goi...

I have always been fascinated with Mars.  Not just the Mars I used to look at through my telescope as a kid, but also the worlds of Burrou...

For the past month, I have been reading all the stories of Clark Ashton Smith in roughly chronological order.  In many ways, I like his wo...

One of the reasons I was so keen on doing an in depth review of the Ubiquity system was to look at both Revelations of Mars and Space: 1889...

Ubiquity month continues with a return to Mars in  Revelations of Mars . Revelations of Mars (RoM) is the newest book in the Ubiquity un...

All month I have been talking about Ubiquity and all week about the ether space of Space: 1889.  But while I am off in a world of fantasy th...

Another very quick side-step from Ubiquity to look at another version of Space: 1889. Space 1889: Red Sands This is the Savage Worlds ...

Not taking a break from Ubiquity month here, but I am taking a side step.  I want to look at the the other version of Space: 1889 and talk...

Space: 1889 was always one of those games that I wanted to play, but never found the time or the group to play it.  I remember picking up...

This July I want to spend some quality time with the Ubiquity system.  This is a "generic" system that goes after the same sort ...

Welcome back to Friday Night Videos! Sci-Fi Edition. All week I have talking about Sci-Fi games and sci-fi themes.  All of this has sent...

I got to click another Kickstarter off my list! New and Original The new Ubiquity version of Space 1889 is now in my hands! It is a...

Calidar is out and I reviewed the PDF a couple of days back.  It really is awesome, but I am struck by how well it can be used pretty much...