The Mage’s Companion is pending review on DriveThruRPG. You can find my publisher page here. Also, for those who have a Facebook account, a support group for The Mage’s Companion, Men in Metal, and all of the Entitled line of supplementary material for Old School Gaming, can be reached here.

Similar to 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on the books that I have read. However, this year was devoted to personal losses, and rediscovering an old hobby in a new form. Here are the titles I read / took notes on during 2022. My final count was 24, down from 2021 when I completed 29. AudioBooks / Lectures on YouTube

Similar to 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on my effort to continue my education. Here are the titles I read / took notes on during 2021. My final count was 29, down from 2020 when I completed 31. AudioBooks / Lectures on YouTube Charles Bukowski — Post Office Charles Bukowski — Hollywood Charles Bukowski — Ham on Rye Dan Peña — Your First 100 Million

Similar to 2017, 2018, and 2019, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on my effort to continue my education. Here are the titles I read / took notes on during 2020. This does not count the many of the presentations, webinars, and documentaries consumed as part of my daily work. My final count was 31, down from 2019 when I completed 42; however, I did also read 59 Kindle samples and I’ve skimmed or read in detail another 64 items off DriveThruRPG.

Similar to 2017 and 2018, I would like to take a few moments to reflect on my effort to continue my education. Here are the titles I read / took notes on during 2019. This does not count the many of the presentations, webinars, and documentaries consumed as part of my daily work, though I am counting the many lectures of Dr. Alan Watts and Terrence McKenna as at least two audiobooks.

Last year I posted an article summarizing the number of books I consumed across various media. I set a goal to read one book a week in 2018. This did not happen for a variety of reasons including having the most profitable year of my career. I did manage to knock out 28 books (counting Han Solo at Stars’ End / Han Solo’s Revenge / Han Solo and the Lost Legacy as three books instead of one volume).

Just reflecting on my effort to continue my education, here are the 29 titles I read / took notes on during 2017. This does not count the numerous presentations, webinars, and documentaries consumed. My reading plan for 2018 is ambitious — 1 book / week. Let’s see how that goes. Sometimes slower is better. AudioBooks on YouTube Michael Moorcock — Elric, Sailor on the Seas of Fate Jon Ronson — The Men Who Stare at Goats