Freelance Traveller

July 2013	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Article
	Less Dangerous Game	Jump Remora	Timothy Collinson
	Critics' Corner	21 Organizations	“kafka”
		Traveller5	Chuck Frizzell
		Vacc Suit	Timothy Collinson
	The Shipyard	Deck Cargo: Using External Pods for Increasing Cargo Space	Ken Pick
		MegaTraveller Designs: Reddoch-class Experimental Merchant	Ewan Quibell
	Raconteurs' Rest	Funny Fish: For Luck (Part 3)	Andrea Vallance
		The Old Scout: Out in the Sargasso	Jeffrey Schwartz
	Doing It My Way	The Color of Jumpspace	Jeff Zeitlin
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #1: Fears	Timothy Collinson
	Active Measures	Getting Off the Ground: The Afflicted	Michael Brown
	Kurishdam	Games People Play: K'kree Racing Sports	Thomas Jones-Low
	Up Close and Personal	Bob Kurami	Sam Swindell
	In A Store Near You	Microfoil	Chris Seamans

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From the Editor

The centerpiece of our Cruise theme issue is taking shape, and it’s moved the idea in a slightly different direction from our initial thoughts—instead of a commercial cruise, it’s going to center on a noble’s custom-construction yacht. The centerpiece is a “photo essay” tour of the ship; we’d like to see good supporting articles for it—personalities, adventures, a Jump Destination, reviews of relevant Traveller material, and so on. We’ll willingly discuss specifics with interested authors; write to the usual addresses for more info.

We are reliably advised that, due to issues regarding site pricing, there will sadly be no TravellerCON USA in 2013. A new site, near the old one, has been scouted, and we expect that TravellerCON will return in 2014, as good or better than ever. We hope you’ll be able to join us.

As usual, we’d like to see more of just about everything we print. This time, Your Humble Editor’s fancy has turned to fiction, and we’d like to encourage people to write some reviews for the “Off the Table” section of Critics’ Corner. If you’ve ever read a book, and thought “I’d like to see that as a Traveller adventure!”, it’s probably a good book to review for “Off the Table”. Give some thought to doing so.

Finally, a reminder—just because most of our material is “CT-compatible” or system-agnostic, don’t feel that material for Your Favorite Version wouldn’t be welcome—we can only print what people write for us, and if you don’t write for Your Favorite, who will?