This starts with a disclaimer that the process described here is my way. It’s not necessarily a good way; it’s not even a way I follow...

An inventive addition to the gamebook collection

The Wandering's purpose is to savour the journeys, not necessarily to reach a destination, but is that what I wanted?

Believe it or not, there is a method to the madness and most people or objects in Nightshift have been chosen for a reason. Spoilers ahead!

Each person has their own way of working and mine just happens to be the old-fashioned way. Until now...

I must confess - I have a particular bugbear with repetition.

I hated Adam West's Batman, so the Silver Crusader didn't really stand a chance.

Guest blogger Adam C. Mitchell explains why we really, really should have newsletters in our arsenal for marketing. Delving Deeper into...

Just as teenagers get fidgety during lessons, gamebook readers will start to get frustrated too.

Whether you're a plotter or a panster by nature, gamebooks do need that extra input to keep everything in line.

Is it a sign of brainwashing that I think all gamebooks should have precisely 400 sections?

Typing ‘The End’ is absolutely not the end for writers these days. When you’ve finished your book, that’s when the hard work starts –...

As well as the game-play elements, important though they are, you have to give them a story. Here’s 5 key questions to bring it to life.

I know it’s going to make me very unpopular but *whispers* I really didn’t like Stormslayer.

Let’s be honest, it’s not rocket science!

Call me a snowflake but I just don’t like the thought of being inside a stomach

Note to self: don’t ask for help when trapped in a pit.

You’ll probably bump into the Maze Master who gives you what seem to be good instructions. Except when I follow them, I end up in a dead end

This time, I thought I’d do it properly, so I sat there with my pencil and dice and…lasted about three battles, then gave up.