Articles by Steve Sullivan

About Steve Sullivan
Stephen D. Sullivan is an award-winning author, artist, and editor. Since 1980, he has worked on a wide variety of properties, including well-known licenses and original work. Some of his best know projects include Dungeons & Dragons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dragonlance, Iron Man, Legend of the Five Rings, Speed Racer, the Tolkien RPG, Disney Afternoons, Star Wars, Manos: The Hands of Fate, The Twilight Empire (Robinson's War), Uncanny Radio, Martian Knights, Tournament of Death, The Blue Kingdoms (with his friend Jean Rabe), Atomic Tales, and Frost Harrow.
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Fantasy

Dave Arneson, RIP

April 8, 2009 Steve Sullivan Comments Off on Dave Arneson, RIP
Dave Arneson passed away today after a long illness.  He was the co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, the game that changed my life and resulted in marriage (my wife plays, too), kids, many friends, and […]
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Announcements

Big Changes in 2009

April 7, 2009 Steve Sullivan Comments Off on Big Changes in 2009
Well, it’s been a few months since I wrote here (You are keeping up on my regular blog, though, right?), and a lot has happened in that time.  Importantly, I’m taken a staff job for […]
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Other Work

Uncanny New Year

January 2, 2009 Steve Sullivan Comments Off on Uncanny New Year
Happy New Year, one and all!  May 2009 be even better than we hope! Good news for the start of 2009!  Uncanny Radio has been selected as a featured show on Blog Talk Radio. Unrelated […]
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Announcements

Michelle Update

November 21, 2008 Steve Sullivan Comments Off on Michelle Update
Here’s an update about Michelle & her family (from her sister, who works in comics): * Michelle has gotten her baby’s body and had had the funeral. Real-life is weirder than anything I can come […]
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Writing

Pay the Writer

October 8, 2008 Steve Sullivan Comments Off on Pay the Writer
This video “rant” by Harlan Ellison keeps coming up in conversations with fellow authors, probably because the problem he addresses is common to pretty much every professional writer in the world. Be aware that the […]