The March/April 2021 issue of Freelance Traveller is posted for download! [/i] This issue brings us an article by Neil Lucock describing the mechanics of piracy, in case your player-characters want to try it and have a suitable ship. There is also the usual eclectic assortment of reviews, stories, ...

ShawnDriscoll wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 28, 2018 11:40 pm

Shawn, may I scarf this one up for a future cover?

Please change the link color on that page - the default blue gets lost against the black background. If you need help with the CSS to do so, feel free to contact me by email.

The January/February 2021 issue of Freelance Traveller is ready for download! This issue features Jim Vassilakos's After-Action report on Virtual Traveller 2020, an on-line get-together for playing Traveller that was held in mid-October. The rest of the issue is the usual eclectic mix of reviews, s...

Permission to snarf and crop for cover? (approx. right half, with two of the three ships)

Not canon, but if you like, there's a (my) Classic take on a Tavrchedl' career in Freelance Traveller, August 2014 (https://www.freelancetraveller.com/magazine/2014-08 and https://www.freelancetrveller.com/featu ... chedl.html)

The November/December 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted! This issue surprised Your Humble Editor by turning into a Theme Issue, with the theme of Starships. We have two examinations of the Lyman Drive, an alternative jump drive that uses less fuel (but has its own disadvantages); an...

I'd like two things from you; please consider them as separate requests; my desire for either is not dependent on getting the other. 1. Permission to use this piece as a future cover for Freelance Traveller . 2. An article from you about your Traveller art and how you do it, from deciding on the sub...

The September/October 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted and is ready for download! This issue's featured article is David Johnson's profile of Aesirism, a religion in the Sword Worlds. Greg Caires discusses a weekend virtual Traveller get-together, organized by Dead Gamers' Society ...

I hope it isn't a revised "cut down" reprint of the original book. Just from the size of the book your loosing sixteen pages from original (304pg) to this book (288pg). Agreed, but note also that that difference is actually small enough that it could arise from minor format changes, such as font ch...

Do I have to buy yet another copy despite kickstarting the original book at the highest level to get the latest text? Probably; Baen was not involved in the original kickstart/publication. If you have the relevant information, you might want to write to Marc and to Toni Weisskopf (Baen Boss) and in...

paltrysum wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 04, 2020 3:18 pm

Also, was the first edition published by Baen? If not, publishing with a reputable sci-fi publisher like Baen could do wonders for the book.

No, the previous publication was under FFE's own imprint; I do agree that a republishing under the Baen imprint won't hurt.

I am "on" the Baen Books discussion forums. They have a section/conference/ newsgroup/area set aside specifically for announcing Electronic Advance Reader Copies ("eARCs") of forthcoming titles. Today, 4 August 2020, in that area, I found the following: Hi folks, Marc Miller's Agent of the Imperium ...

The July/August 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted for download! This issue's feature is a 58-page Special Supplement by Greg Caires, Traveller: 1700 , a sourcebook/rulebook based on Classic Traveller for adventuring in Colonial America. This is, naturally, a separate download, but i...

Excellent! I've been waiting for the article on Jump Masking and Interstellar Courses for a while now. By the way, did the author or one of the users here already do the math on the jump shadow the super-massive black hole at the center of our galaxy would/should produce? If the author did, it wasn...

I've been known to forget to update the links on .../magazine/, but on the permalink page they should be OK. I did not , however, forget this time. I recommend that if you think you're getting incorrect links to the magazine on the "front page" (not the permalink), you either clear your browser cach...

The May/June 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted for download! This issue features Timothy Collinson's report on TravellerCON/UK, one of the last unrestricted gatherings before the worldwide COVID-19 lockdown. You get roughly half an issue of text and photographs, and our cover this i...

Do me a favor, please... check out the short descriptions I use in Freelance Traveller's Computer Connection software lists. Write a similar short description of this spreadsheet, and email me (editor@freelancetraveller.com) the description and a permalink to the sheet. I'll add it to the software l...

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Sun Apr 19, 2020 10:45 pm

FreeTrav wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 19, 2020 6:12 pm

phavoc wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 19, 2020 4:43 pm

You should submit this for publication to Freelance Traveller.

Funny you should suggest that... I was just about to post asking him to do just that...

Done!

...and received!

phavoc wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 19, 2020 4:43 pm

You should submit this for publication to Freelance Traveller.

Funny you should suggest that... I was just about to post asking him to do just that...