Jamie Chambers is a writer and game designer with many published credits. Check out his GoodReads author profile to see his published credits and read reviews. He wrote and designed the Serenity Role Playing Game, and co-authored the Dragonlance Campaign Setting for Wizards of the Coast. He has published short fiction and articles for numerous companies.
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Vampyr Verse – A collection from twice-thirteen vampire poets, ranging from serious to humorous and forms of all kinds. Published by Popcorn Press. Available now!
In the Hunt – Unauthorized anthology of essays about the hit television series Supernatural (Thursday nights on The CW network). My article is called “Blue Collar Ghost Hunters,” offering full details on how to fight evil and track down the undead on a budget. Published by BenBella Books. Available now!
Supernatural Role Playing Game – The horror television series is now an RPG using the Cortex System game rules. Includes the major characters, ghosts, and creatures from the show along with everything needed to create original characters and storylines. Published by Margaret Weis Productions, Ltd., in-stores August 2009.
Cortex System Role Playing Game – The “core rules” behind the game engine that powers a number of role playing games I’ve worked on, including Serenity, Battlestar Galactica, Demon Hunters, and Supernatural. This book gives you all the tools to do everything from high fantasy to gritty crime drama. Published by Margaret Weis Productions; available now in eBook/PDF form and game stores everywhere.
jamie_chambers (at) me (dot) com
Bloodsuckers of the night are explored in verse, and Jamie’s short prose piece—”Reflection”—is included!
Jamie was asked to write a guest blog for SmartPop books and talk about the remake of the 80s scifi show V. Are the alien reptiles here to stay?
The Conan stories have always been special to me, and I was motivated to read these tales again as nostalgia after losing my Dad. I remember a trip to Alabama, long ago, where Dad went to his old bookshelf and scrounged for a beaten-up paperback. It showed a grim, dark-haired warrior standing on a pile [...]
I come from a very musical family. Mom fell for Dad when he was a rhythm guitarist and backup singer for a country and rock cover band — and he looked a little like John Lennon and sounded a bit like Paul McCartney. I grew up with Dad singing “Here Comes the Sun” to me [...]
Good evening — or morning — folks!
I just returned from an evening expedition a place here in Canton, Georgia known to the locals as “Hell’s Church.” It is a place of urban legend, supernatural rumor, and the site of real-life crime when the church was burned to the ground in 1990.
I’ll keep the names of [...]
