[RPG]: Break Today, reviewed by James Holloway (4/4)

http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/9/9370.phtml

James Holloway's Summary:

<b>Break Today</b> is a look at Mak Attax, the lovable losers of the occult underground

Go to the full review for more information.

Post originally by Bailywolf at 2003-05-26 07:01:49
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A solid review. Well written.

And knowing the book smells good was what I was waiting for to buy it!

-B

Post originally by James Holloway at 2003-05-26 09:04:23
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My friend Ted used to judge game books based on how they smelt, I think as a way of suggesting that it was just as arbitrary a category as anything else.

Thanks for the kind words about the review, but I don't think I really communicated how much fun the book is. It's really enjoyable and well-written, and I don't think that came across. Several times while reading it I laughed out loud and read short passages to my lovely, tolerant wife. I should have said more about this, but it's such a subjective thing that I don't know how I would have conveyed it.

Post originally by GregStolze at 2003-05-26 15:23:53
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Glad you enjoyed the review. I just want you to know I'm in torment, knowing that other people have bought and read it before I even get my author copies.

-G.

Post originally by 6inTruder at 2003-05-26 16:21:23
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Bailywolf wrote:
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And knowing the book smells good was what I was waiting for to buy it!
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Word!

Post originally by AtlasWill at 2003-05-26 17:12:29
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Your author's copies are on the way, Greg. No worries.

word,
Will

Post originally by GregStolze at 2003-05-27 05:36:43
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No worries? NO WORRIES?

"Your next heroin fix is in the mail, Mr. Burroughs. No worries!"

-G.

Post originally by Chad Underkoffler at 2003-05-27 07:20:26
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You and me both, buddy.

I'm really interested to see if John (or you) made any alterations to the school write-ups... I think Herpemancy was the school I recall having been mentioned...