A tragic tale of fitness, excess, Mick Peltier, Unknown Armies, and trying to make the best of a bad situation.… Read More
Hi. My name is Greg Stolze, this is my web page, and I write books.
Feature Category: Unknown Armies
Mick and the Spoonbender
A slightly Unknown Armies tale about a faded rock star meeting a retired CIA psychic.… Read More
Mick and the Fit
Mostly about a fitness instructor turning her trauma into unreliable magick powers. It’s a lil’ bit Unknown Armies.… Read More
Mick and Amanda and Reesa and Craig
A short story about murder, unreliable psychic powers, and spectral abuse. It’s vaguely Unknown Armies related.… Read More
To Go
The Unknown Armies campaign! To Go was originally supposed to be an appendix in Break. Today. but it got so sprawling and big that we eventually broke it out into its own damn book. I’m 90% happy with it, though I worry that it’s a bit windy — when I’ve got no deadline, no length limit…… Read More
Break. Today.
One of the factions in UA is named Mak Attax, and I wanted to do a book about them for two reasons. One is that the group (short order cooks conspiring to undermine reality by infiltrating the world’s biggest burger chain) was perceived as too silly for the gritty tone of Unknown Armies. The other…… Read More
Weep
This book’s all over the map, but in a good way. This was really the point where I accepted that Chad Underkoffler’s pulp UA is as valid as my absurd tragedy UA, and James Palmer’s bleak nihilist UA. Unfortunately, the version of “Stoon Lake” that got printed was my first draft, and not an expanded…… Read More
Hush Hush
I wrote a lot of this, but not all. Some stuff, I got lazy — I left an outline for other writers and said, “do this.” (Being line developer for Feng Shui had given me a taste of having other writers do my writing for me, and in certain circumstances I liked it.) But it’s…… Read More
Statosphere
Statosphere is what I wanted Postmodern Magick to be. I’m really pleased with just about everything in the whole damn book. I guess I’d say this is the point where UA really hit its stride — I’ve got no major complaints about anything that followed.… Read More
Postmodern Magick
I have a confession to make. Postmodern Magic is my least favorite book in the UA line, despite its consistently good sales. This is the grief I mentioned a bit earlier. PoMoMa is a bigger and more cluttered grab bag than One Shots could ever have been, and there’s some truly terrific material in it……… Read More
