| Jul/Aug 2026 | Department | Article Title | Author |
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From the Editor | Jeff Zeitlin | |
| Featured Articles | |||
| Raconteurs’ Rest | North Star 9: After-Action Report | Timothy Collinson | |
| Critics’ Corner | Adventure 13:Signa GK | Steve Hatherly | |
| Riding Shotgun | Ewan Quibell | ||
| Flynn’s Guide to Alien Creation | Jeff Zeitlin |
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| Fleetwatch | Paul Anuni |
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| Active Measures |
The Badawi Adventure: A Sacnoth Dominate Era Mini-Campaign | David Johnson | |
| A Job on Plaven | Ewan Quibell | ||
| Columns | Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #81: Kumihimo | Timothy Collinson | |
| Fascinating Flora | Lantern Maw | Jeff Zeitlin | |
| Multimedia Gallery | The Pirates of Drinax Graphic Stories: #17A: On to Thebus | Joe Adams | |
| Raconteurs’ Rest | The Astoundingly True Tale of José Fabuloso [Chapter 21] | Jo Jaquinta | |
| In A Store Near You | Foamcret | Jo Jaquinta | |
| Skinmarker/Pa-asab | Timothy Collinson | ||
| The Prep Room | En Route | Timothy Collinson and Jane Polwin | |
| Techniques in Plotting and Characterization | Jim Vassilakos | ||
| Less Dangerous Game | Bughunter | Martin Carter | |
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From the Editor
I can’t say that I’m finally back on schedule with the magazine; this issue is still a week later than I’d have preferred. However, I think I may have “turned the corner”, and if the weather doesn’t persist in enervating me, and if the day job (that pays for my life, including being able to put out Freelance Traveller) stays relatively calm, maybe the light at the end of the tunnel isn’t an oncoming train.
That said, one thing that helped was that people sent in a good mix of articles at good sizes. This meant that I didn’t have to scramble to find old enough reprints to fill space, and no section was positioned to overwhelm the issue. To all my contributors, thank you, and I hope people will continue to exercise their imaginations, and send in the products thereof.
There are still several sections that could use some submissions, “Less Dangerous Game” and “Fascinating Flora” notably among them. I’d also like to see more adventures, and more reviews from people other than Paul Anuni and I. One special request: If you’re involved in actually organizing and running a gaming convention, I wouldn’t mind an article about it, and what’s involved in making it happen, from start to finish.
I’m going to briefly step away from Freelance Traveller in this half-page of blather, and note that both Europe and the eastern USA have been experiencing record heat as I “go to press”. Please take this as a reminder to stay hydrated, and to rehydrate as often as possible, and (to the extent possible) stay where the heat isn’t so severe (or the temperature is controlled, as with air conditioning).
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