Firstly, let me apologise for not being around much lately, our gaming group has been playing Pathfinder for the last year or so, primarily so that I and a couple of others can have characters for play at the occasional con.
Secondly, given the fact that Mongoose is focusing on other products, Traveller & Paranoia, that they no longer have the license for Moorcock's Eternal Champion series, plus all the other stuff happening in my life; work, Cub Scouts and an adorable Grandson who came into our lives last August, I hate to admit, but I lost interest.
I have Cities of Legend: Stormhaven 50% or thereabouts done and languishing somewhere on my hard drive. I spoke with Matt via email sometime ago and he was keen for me to finish, however, with no guarantee of the thing being published, to say I'm reluctant to put the effort into finishing it is an understatement, much like saying the Pope is a Catholic. This, I must stress, is no fault of Matt's. Had I been more professional and finished the job when I should have, not long after I completed Arcania of Legend, things may have been somewhat different (meaning it would probably have been published).
Also, my forays into self-publishing, a collaborative effort with Alex (Alex authoring and me doing layout, some cartography and editing) and my solo effort, have, to say the least, been utterly underwhelming. Whether that's due to the quality of the work or the type of material (both adventures; Alex's far more detailed and complex than my own) or a combination of the two I don't know. I've received little feedback on either in the way of reviews, so how can I tell?
So to finish, even though Mongoose is focusing on other products, there are those of us who want to write for Legend, so if you really want new books etc. show some support for the indie published stuff and if you have purchased indie product review it so those producing it can improve their work. As an example: Bedlam in Blackcliffe was originally written as a short adventure for Elric back when Signs & Portents was being produced and was to be the first in a series of such adventures, unfortunately, not long after I pitched the idea and adventure to Matt S&P was dropped, to date it has sold 19 copies. It would be foolish to continue putting the time and effort in to producing such pieces for such lacklustre results. Both I and the cartographer, who did an excellent job by the way, have barely made enough out of it to buy a lunch or two...