Game Development at Taoscordian Dot Com

I launched Taoscordian.com back in 2016 when I started publishing tabletop RPG materials. Thinking that running an extra site was too much overhead for too little benefit, I consolidated all the RPG stuff back over here last year, and turned the domain into a redirect. (If it’s still redirecting for you, clear your cache.)

Now as I intensify my digital game dev efforts with I find that people who are interested in my games aren’t necessarily interested in my books, and people who read my books aren’t necessarily interested in my games. It’s just the nature of the beast, and the problem of having a wide creative palette in a world where the best marketing advice is to go narrow.

So I’m more fully splitting the game development stuff off into its own platform, redeveloping Taoscordian.com as a site of its own, migrating the game blog stuff back over there, launching a separate game development patreon, twitter profile, and youtube channel.

I’ll be reorganizing and relaunching my mailing list as well, with different ways to select which content you’re interested in hearing about.

Now, at the moment the tabletop RPG and video game dev stuff is going to all be under Taoscordian Games. I don’t think I’ll need to segment my platform further… but you never know. We’ll see how it shakes out.

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Michael Coorlim

Michael Coorlim is a teller of strange stories for stranger people. He collects them, the oddballs. The mystics and fire-spinners, the sages and tricksters. He curates their tales, combines their elements and lets them rattle around inside his rock-tumbler skull until they gleam, then spills them loose onto the page for like-minded readers to enjoy.

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