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Ravens in the Library
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Tales of Magick: Dark Adventure (Mage, the Ascension , Vol 1)
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Players Guide for Changeling: The Dreaming
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Bastet the Players Guide to Werecats for Werewolf the Apocalypse (Werewolf: The Apocalypse)
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World of Darkness: Sorcerer: The Hedge Wizard's Handbook
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SatyrPhil Brucato, aka Phil Brucato or just plain Satyr, sold his first pro story to Marion Zimmer Bradley back in 1989. That tale - “Elynne Dragonchild” in Sword & Sorceress IX – marked the beginning of a 20-year career. Known throughout the 1990s as part of White Wolf’s pack of leather-clad disreputables, Phil co-created the Mage, Sorcerers Crusade, Changeling, Kindred of the East and Vampire: The Dark Ages lines, contributing to over 80 books for that company.
In 2001, he founded Laughing Pan Productions, authoring Deliria: Faerie Tales for a New Millennium, Everyday Heroes and Goblin Markets from 2003-2006. He’s also been a columnist for newWitch and Realms of Fantasy magazines, publishing short stories in venues like Weird Tales (“Ravenous”), Backstage Passes (“Special Guest”) and Bad-Ass Faeries 2 (“Loopholes”). These days, he’s part of the Wily Writer’s group and recently co-edited the benefit anthology Ravens in the Library with his partner Sandra Buskirk. Satyr lives in Seattle and teaches storytelling, film and game design at that city’s Art Institute.
In 2001, he founded Laughing Pan Productions, authoring Deliria: Faerie Tales for a New Millennium, Everyday Heroes and Goblin Markets from 2003-2006. He’s also been a columnist for newWitch and Realms of Fantasy magazines, publishing short stories in venues like Weird Tales (“Ravenous”), Backstage Passes (“Special Guest”) and Bad-Ass Faeries 2 (“Loopholes”). These days, he’s part of the Wily Writer’s group and recently co-edited the benefit anthology Ravens in the Library with his partner Sandra Buskirk. Satyr lives in Seattle and teaches storytelling, film and game design at that city’s Art Institute.
