Thats an interesting idea and I’m still looking at ways to organise the site.

There are a few pieces here on my personal blog… but I can see now the formatting is all messed up on them. Hmm.

There are also lots of short pieces I did in the previous draft that I could easily post in the blog format.

I’ll have to think on it a bit on how best to handle them and it is a good promotion/preview tool.

It really depends. I like to read fiction – on-line or off-line – related to a setting/game I’m pondering to play, at least to get the “right” (meaning with “right” as envisioned by the authors) feeling. But I understand your concern… Maybe the best thing is to add a Tab (¿Next to the “What is Lost Heroes RPG” tab?) of “Lost Heroes Tales” or something like that. Doing so you add the fiction, but in a non-intrusive way…
As I told you some time ago at a forum, I’m really waiting to see this game, and having some fiction is a good place to get a feeling of what’s coming

Thanks.

I have loads of short and long fiction that I’ve written along the way, so I can easily add them later. Right now, I like keeping everything separate.

But I feel, and I might be wrong on this, that when people read stuff online, fiction unless written really well or very concisely, distracts and puts web visitors off and seeing they have an attention span of a few seconds…

The sad thing for me is that I enjoy writing fiction more than writing up the setting and system. Perhaps when I get around to boiling it up as a PDF I can think about getting putting some choice pieces of fiction back in.

I like to have setting and rules separated. To me it makes more sense that way. But you should include fiction on the setting; I think that’s paramount…

Good luck!