An international network of researchers into all aspects of role-playing games David Millians, Editor Paideia School, 1509 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia 30307 USA ARTICLES Letter from the Chair Hi All, You might have recently heard about a controversy boiling over a controversial figure in the role-playing game industry who has gotten quite a… Continue reading CAR-PGa NEWSLETTER, Vol. 28, No. 3, March 2019

CAR-PGa publishes the CAR-PGa Newsletter monthly. It contains articles, a listing of new documents on RPGs received during the previous month, industry announcements of new products for the coming month, a comprehensive convention schedule, and housekeeping items such as membership updates and budget notices. Subscription is open to the public. To subscribe, write to the Editor. The… Continue reading Welcome to the CAR-PGA Newsletter

An international network of researchers into all aspects of role-playing games David Millians, Editor ARTICLES Report from the Chairman Hello All, As you may know, I was recently named a successor to M. Alan Thomas II as Committee Chair. I’d like to thank Alan for all the work he put into CAR-PGA and all his… Continue reading CAR-PGa NEWSLETTER Vol. 28, No. 1 January 2019

Special thanks to Jason Hudgins for scanning this letter for us! From what we can gather, when GAMA asked the CAR-PGA for cash dues to participate, Paul wrote a letter to educate GAMA on how CAR-PGA operated and why we weren’t going to pay the $50 fee to participate. The letter is an illuminating snapshot… Continue reading Paul Cardwell, Jr.’s Letter to GAMA About Cash Dues, March 1, 1996

Special thanks to Jason Hudgins for scanning this newsletter copy in for us! RELIGION IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT by Jeff Freeman I have a couple of points to make in response to Dan Richards’ article in the last Newsletter. First. I don’t accept that “our government is working on the idea to allow more religion into… Continue reading CAR-PGa NEWSLETTER, Vol. 3, No. 11, November 1994

RELIGION IN GOVERNMENT by Dan Richards Our government is still working on the idea to allow more religion into the government. Unsaid are things like who is pushing this, what it will entail, and who will truly benefit from this breech of the Constitution. This was even an issue in the selection of a Supreme… Continue reading CAR-PGa NEWSLETTER, Vol. 3, No. 10, October 1994