Stan Bundy's Web Site
Stan Bundy's Web Site
| The gaming files can be found by following the links below:
The first link is for the files yet to be updated; the second link is for files as they are updated. |
Gaming Files Last Updated: February 13,2005 |
| The Palladium Books Fan-created FAQ can be found by following the link below: | FAQ Last Updated: November 7, 2002 |
| My fanfic files can be found by following the link below:
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Fanfic Files Last Updated: July 27, 2009!!! |
| The link below is to Palimpsests. It is an in-depth study of
the Robotech series and its timeline, in an effort to reconcile as many
contradictions within it as possible.
Palimpsests: A study in Robotech timeline development Palimpsests Appendix - relevant sections of Robotech Art 3 |
Palimpsests Last Updated: January 29, 2003 |
Opening page design by the Great and Powerful UG - further modifications by Stan Bundy
The Fanfic Page has undergone a major revamp, and THE FREEMAN CHRONICLES IS FINALLY DONE!
I started collecting comics in 1984, and discovered gaming at Transylvania University in 1985 (a real school, I kid you not), and spent the next few years playing such varied games as AD&D, Space Opera, Twilight: 2000 and Champions. It wasn't until early 1988 that I discovered Robotech comics, which led me into my current hobbies of anime collecting, and being a Palladium know-it-all. In May of that year, I actually played the Robotech RPG under Kevin Siembieda at Marcon 23, and was hooked.
Since then, I've tried to get a college degree (off and on), while writing in my spare time. My games are erratic, but tend to get twisted, and sometimes metaphysical. I usually attend Marcon (missed my first one in 2007, due to money shortfall from other conventions) and will probably resume attending Gen Con in 2008 (I usually take part in the "Puffing Billy" Railroad board games tournament, and occasionally run Robotech RPG games if I can find time to squeeze one in there). I have been a regular as registration staff for Anime Central (Chicago) and Sugoicon (Cincinnati area) since their inception, but took 2008 off from both, as in the last two years both cons have left me so drained by Saturday, that my immune system pretty much collapsed, and I ended up sick for weeks after each.
The Marcon Home Page
| "The ABP-Z4 REF Zentraedi Assault Pod" = An article here first, it was printed in issue #5 of The Rifter! |
| "Morlock's Revenge" = A short-lived biweekly comics review column that appeared on the Transylvania University BBS in 1985-86. |
| "The Marcon (21) Report": A report I wrote for a class in 1986, edited into an article for the Low Orbit SF semi-prozine. |
| "Forum", Dragon Magazine: Letters that appeared in issues #143 and #163. |
| Protoculture Addicts: at least one letter in the letter columns. |
| "The Subemeco": Sue Bennett College's school newspaper. 1993-1994 school year, multiple articles (at least one per issue). |
| Various gaming groups in SE Kentucky, starting with the now-defunct Hobby Center Gamers in 1986, and continuing to this day. |
| LexFA (The Lexington Fantasy & Science Fiction Association): Since 1988. |
| Anime Cincinnati: 1993-2000. Club now defunct, evolved into the core staff for Sugoicon. |
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