Tom and Nimue Brown’s Hopeless, Maine RPG Core Book Released
Outland Entertainment announces the original tabletop role playing game for the Hopeless, Maine World.
Ian Stuart Sharpe’s Comic The Jötunn War Iss 4 and Bound Volume Released
Outland Entertainment is pleased to announce the fourth issue in Ian Stuart Sharpe’s The Jötunn War comic series available in digital and as part of the first bound volume of the series.
Dedren Snead’s Sorghum & Spear Anthology Now On Kickstarter
Outland Entertainment is thrilled to publish in conjunction with Dedren Snead the newest stories of his Sorghum and Spear World, The Way of Silk and Stone, an anthology featuring the stories of the Anf’re warrior women.
Althingi: One Will Rise Card Game Now Available!
The long anticipated card game from the Althingi World is finally here!
Seven Reasons You Should Read Anthologies
Many of us haven’t read short stories since high school. And when we did read them, they were “classic” literature.
Travis Hanson’s Graphic Novel Sequel, The Bean 2: Into the Dark, Launches on Kickstarter
We’re thrilled to announce the launch the The Bean 2 graphic novel on Kickstarter! Travis Hanson’s highly anticipated gorgeous full-color print edition of The Bean Vol 1 was met with enormous support and excellent reviews, and we’re looking to build on its success!
Dragonring Issue 01 Released
The long-awaited revival of Barry Blair’s cult classic Dragonring is here!
Yasuke: The African Samurai Issue 01 Released
Yasuke: The African Samurai is now available for digital or print.
Althingi Anthology Contributing Author Kaitlin Felix to Expand Short Story to Novel
Outland Entertainment is pleased to announce that Kaitlin Felix, author of “Wave Runners” from the anthology collection Althingi: The Crescent & the Northern Star, will be continuing the story of Gyda the Grim in a full-length novel to be published by Outland Entertainment in 2023.
Professional Practice: Creating Content to Promote Your Publication
Regardless of how you’ve published–self, with an indie publisher, or with a large publishing house–you need to use your online network of influence to promote your publication, your name, and your brand. But sometimes promoting your own creation.. and yourself… can be daunting, especially for artists who specialize in being artists and not in marketing and sales.
