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Ross Payton
Ross Payton is a writer and podcaster. His first two books - Curriculum of Conspiracy and Road Trip - are tabletop RPG campaigns that satirize fantasy and horror clichés. He has directed a horror comedy movie, Motor Home From Hell, about an RV driven by a demon. His podcast, Role Playing... show more
Ross Payton is a writer and podcaster. His first two books - Curriculum of Conspiracy and Road Trip - are tabletop RPG campaigns that satirize fantasy and horror clichés. He has directed a horror comedy movie, Motor Home From Hell, about an RV driven by a demon. His podcast, Role Playing Public Radio, discusses tabletop gaming and pop culture issues and attracts listeners from around the world. Ross lives in Springfield, Missouri, a relatively zombie-free area.
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Ross Payton's Books
Zombies of the World - Ross Payton Curriculum of Conspiracy - Ross Payton Keeping the World Strange: A Planetary Guide - Cody Walker, Timothy Callahan, Julian Darius, A. David Lewis, Patrick Meaney, Chad Nevett, Ross Payton, Andy Richardson, Peter Sanderson, Caleb Stokes, Kevin Thurman, Ean Moody Pariah (Base Raiders) - Ross Payton, Ean Moody Base Raiders: Superpowered Dungeon Crawling - Ross Payton Road Trip: A Summer Adventure for Monsters & Other Childish Things - Ross Payton The Heretic Cycle: Hunted - Ross Payton
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Zombies of the World - Ross Payton
Keeping the World Strange: A Planetary Guide - Cody Walker, Timothy Callahan, Julian Darius, A. David Lewis, Patrick Meaney, Chad Nevett, Ross Payton, Andy Richardson, Peter Sanderson, Caleb Stokes, Kevin Thurman, Ean Moody
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Nina @ Death Books and Tea rated it 14 years ago
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I always find it interesting when someone decides to make a non-fiction style book relating to a fictional subject. It’s always interesting to see what elements of the specific myths they’ll pick up on, and how they’ll present it.This is set out like a proper non fiction book, with a introduction, ...
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