Matthew Sylvester
Writing
Star Wars: X-wing – Iron Fist Campaign – Clear Desk Policy
Deep space, Southern Reach. Auxillary 9 drifted slowly, systems kept to a minimum in order to avoid detection. Other ships similarly masked drifted around her. Puffs of gas escaped as their pilots gave slight alterations to their paths. Come on you bastard, you’re late, thought Rjax Merlin as he scanned the sensor scope, straining his … Continue reading
A quick teaser
Below is a quick teaser, the opening short from a planned scenario. Hope you like it, and remember pilots, always check your six! “Lightning Strike 1 to all pilots, enemy spotted, tally ho, tally ho!” Merl Rexin sent his TIE fighter interceptor screaming through the vacuum towards the unsuspecting rebel x-wings. Weapons blasting, he blew … Continue reading
Chip Shop of Horrors – Five Star Review!
This was taken directly from Amazon.co.uk and was written by someone called Alphaprocess. Needless to say I’m very happy indeed that not only I got a good review, but so did everyone else: As Stewart Hotston says in his Foreword to this book, we have a strange relationship with food. Whether it’s the British ‘fairground’ … Continue reading
Star Wars: X-Wing – Iron Fist Campaign – Rearguard Action
*<<<“Gemini 5-4, you’ve got one on your tail! Break left, break left!”>>>* *<<<“This is bunker 3-1, we’re being assaulted by a company of enemy stormtroopers. Request assistance, we can’t hold out much lo…..>>>* *<<<Mayday, mayday, mayday, this is ore transport Pork Belly, Imperial TIE fighters have hit our engines, we’re drifting towards the planet, estimated … Continue reading
Combat – Why I like writing about it so much
Combat. There’s nothing I like more – aside from coffee – than reading or writing about combat. I’m not talking about mental-based combat such as psionics or magic, I’m talking about the physical, the visceral, weapons-based and empty-handed combat. I’ve always enjoyed writing about such things, often to the consternation of my primary school teachers. … Continue reading
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