Literature in TTRPGs: An Interview with Kate from OMAMAM - Undercommon Taste Episode 69

This week, we welcome Kate, the "Master Teacher" from the D&D 5e actual play podcast "Of Mice and Men and Monsters" to discuss her methods for adapting literary works for the TTRPG table, as well as some pointers on how to do you own adaptations. Join us as we discuss gothic literature, the Great Gatsby, and what time is the wrong time to read a Cormac McCarthy novel. 

During this episode, we mention public domain literature, and specifically Project Gutenberg, which has tens of thousands of public domain works available for free. You can find Project Gutenberg online at gutenberg.org.

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This week's shoutouts were for 19 Hits the Dragon (@19HitstheDragon), Goblin's Corner (@goblinscorner), and Wilbo Baggins (@WhatsUpWilbo).

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