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In the twisted streets of Otter Creek (which were mostly named after trees or shrubs) young Robin was forced to grow up quickly, often escaping from the sorrows of her tragic suburban life by drawing or writing stories. Her few friends were either insane or short. Both, in many cases. But Robin persevered and grew into the incredibly intelligent, stunningly beautiful young woman that seven out of ten random bypassers, when confronted with a questionairre on the subject, still refuse to admit she is. Finally graduating from high school and moving on, Robin enrolled in a university which should have remained nameless. There, she spent too much time in the musty old library studying the feasability of artificial humanoid life, and not enough time studying her major, psychology... or creative writing, depending on when you asked. Robin also spent some time exploring the cliffs, not answering her phone, and suddenly leaving the room without explanation. Although musically inept herself, Robin was able to blend in with the band geeks because she could play Dungeons & Dragons. Once jettisoned into the rather implausible world of the modern job-market, Robin found herself a series of fairly ordinary jobs, teaching herself a number of computer skills along the way in order to make herself a more marketable prospect and hopefully bring her world domination plans somewhat closer to fruition. Also during this time, she quickly learned that her irreverent sense of humor and tendency to use office stationary for pranks endeared her to no one. And eventually she decided that this biography had already rambled along too far, although it was by no means caught up to the present. I mean, there's nothing at all about the comic book store, the long-lost tome, Les Barbes Bizarre, or Cinco. This stuff just gets kinda boring after a while, y'know? |
I'm still maintaining this site, but I don't update it as often as I used to, so here's a list of the sites you can check to be sure you're getting the latest news:
2007 | GM Dungeons #2 (Outlaw Press) | Co-author on "Between Sea and Sky" |
September, 2005 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) | |
February, 2005 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) | |
January, 2005 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) |
Tanith's
Lab Notes (new regular feature) |
November, 2004 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) |
11/7/2004 - Interviewer in "Fighting for a New World Order" |
July, 2004 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) |
7/17/2004 - Editorial: Tanith's Tips for Cultists with Cats |
February, 2004 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) |
2/12/2004 - INS Has Hands Full With Tcho-Tcho |
January, 2004 | The Dunwich Herald (as Tanith E. Howard) |
1/5/2004 - Horoscopes (regular feature) |
February, 2003 | The Arkansas Times (uncredited) | Chicken Cow blurb in "The Observer" |
1995 | Transmog #19 | Digital Howl, Part 3 |
1994 | Transmog #13 | Typo |
1993 | Screechowl #1 | Entropy |
1992 | Carrion #2 | Night Life |
Yellow ButterFlavored Grease (http://www.butterflavored.com) - Movie reviews by people who just don't get it (actually by me, pretending to be those people. Also linked to an online forum.
Tanith's Laboratory - Collection of my Dunwich Herald articles.
Peryton Publishing - A new publishing venture, selling gaming products, fiction, and other neat stuff. There's free online content, as well.
The Knights of Grog's - Chronicle of a Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D 2nd Edition) campaign in which I participated. This is where Ezren (see Kasmordo's Apprentice) came from.
The Yellow Sign (http://people.delphiforums.com/peryton) - This page tracks the latest events in the online discussion groups that I maintain or help to maintain. It might take a minute to load because mostly it's just a big pile of scripts.
The Dunwich Herald, "We Keep H.P. Lovecraft Spinning In His Grave!" - Fake news articles and wonderfully doctored photos based on the premise that Lovecraft's mythos is real and has an impact on current events. I've published several articles here, but even the ones I didn't do are very funny. ;-)
Edge - The mandate of Edge Foundation is to promote inquiry into and discussion of intellectual, philosophical, artistic, and literary issues, as well as to work for the intellectual and social achievement of society. Its informal membership includes of some of the most interesting minds in the world.
Jessica Hotz - Friend & up-and-coming Cleveland artist. I'm trying to talk her into getting a better web site, but for now she's still using MySpace.
A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites - A site devoted to the understanding of trilobites. Great pictures, including a new featured trilobite photo every month. Best trilobite resource I've ever found.