Then we make sure that they stay true to the basic mechanics.
We encourage people to write what they know and are passionate about. JP: THW has a wide range of genres covered in the published rules, how much of this body of product is solely your personal efforts and how much (or little) do you rely on others to contribute to the products you release?ĮT: We have about 50+ published sets with 18 or so from 14 different authors. I wrote a couple sets for fun and they were well received by fellow gamers so started THW as a sideline. JP: Why did you take the great leap from being a wargamer to becoming an author of wargame rules? How would you describe this journey?ĮT: All gamers tend to tweak or make house rules for the rules they play so it was natural. It was owned by Jack Scruby and it opened up a whole new world for me. JP: How did you get your start as a wargame hobbyist? We all have some point in our lives or a certain age that our imaginations take off, so what did it for you and when?ĮT: It happened in ’74 when I walked into a shop called the Soldier Factory while on vacation.
It is truly a pleasure to have this opportunity to "see behind the curtain," so-to-speak. Ed, thank you for agreeing to the interview.
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