Frobozz Magic Productions is my 'net writing company (so to speak). Below are pages to help you enjoy the world of work embodied within.

Soundtracks

The Play-list of the Frobozz Magic Productions Soundtrack!
The Playlist of the Frobozz Magic Productions Second Soundtrack!
The Playlist of the Frobozz Magic Productions Third Soundtrack!

Artistry

The FMP Art Gallery
The FMP Costume Shop

Sadly, the complete works that I've written take up more storage space than I'd care to use on this web-server. Therefore, to read my works, you have two options. Either head on over to the Superguy collections at the Eyrie, or else wander to the Superguy Autocollector at the Eyrie Autocollector and use the following keywords to find my works in huge chunks.

• The Tribe of Behn - My oldest series and perhaps my favorite, yet most uneven. The first few dozen issues are badly in need of polish that they'll never receive, but have helped me learn my art and so for that, I am indebted to them and the folks what sent me advice to continue. This series details the lives, deaths and rebirths of seven or so amnesiacs who wake up one day full-formed and with only the names of the authors from which inspiration for their powers are taken. Can they make a go of it?
• Exavatar - This was a series with great intentions, but it never truly got off the ground. Solo-books are for me banes, as I tend to write best large-scale interactions. Though foundational to the latter half of ToB, Exavatar quickly became Mythos.
• Aurora - Aurora was a rather sweeping effort which is still at the time of this writing on-going. Deriving from the Tribe of Behn, as does absolutely everything it seems, this series chronicles the travails of an organization which attempts to hold together the superheroic community of Canada, while facing defeat from within.
• Mythos - Mythos is a team that's still evolving for me, but I'm fairly pleased with its direction. It's another team, this one made up of individuals whom I find interesting. It's already created for me Avril, my single-favorite character thus far, and hopefully many more good things for me to point to and polish my craft upon.
• Spotlight On... - My anthology series. I've come to greatly appreciate the necessity for a single place in which to put unrelated or partially-related works. Some of my best material -- in my opinion, naturally -- has come out of this title.

Mini-series and Collabs



• Driven - A work-in-progress with Matt Gerber and James Rinehart, about a universe in which the world has gone to pot and familiar faces mingle with classic cars as folks try to survive the badlands.
• Matters of Perspective - Finished. A work by both myself and James Rinehart, in which two women with tangled pasts discover that the past is not so easily left behind. Martial-arts, memories and misused lives abound.
• Dreamstrom - Work-in-progress with Mason Kramer. When the Dreams of mankind become embroiled in the opera of a lost love, who will awaken?
• Tarnished Gold - A Metaworld work. Earth is long-gone, wiped clean away by the Watchmakers. Those who survive attempt to carry out their final directive and reseat humanity elsewhere, but what precisely have they grown? Currently this series isn't being developed but may reemerge rewritten.
• Those Lovely Mages/Schools Collide - A cycle-in-progress with James Rinehart and Jon Robertson. Avril (of Mythos) and Lucy (from Spotlight On...) meet two strange women as they both pursue a mystery that threatens both the School of Magic and a strange College of Talents.
• Beer Quest - Join Doug as he wanders through the land of Myssed, searching for the fabled sword of legend, Kegtopper

Round-Robins

• Retrograde Rhapsody - Unfinished work, doomed never to be completed. My first round-robin and the one which taught me a few of the ground-rules and perils of sharing characters and series.
• Round Robin II - Work-in-Progress. It was a thrill to be asked into the sequel to the oldest-running Round Robin extant on the list. What secrets does the planet Iskandar hold, and are Pentads coming back?
• Risk - Unfinished series, dead. When a debt to the universe comes due, will mankind pay the price?

Yes, these descriptions are vague -- as is the nature of Round Robins, no one knows near enough about where they're going to go to leave cute, semi-spoiler hints, and I really really like using those.

I've recently started to work on some non-Superguy material. Shock, surprise! I don't have any up yet, but I promise to post more when I have it!