Tabletop Book Club

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Micro-Games for Micro-Gamers

August 31, 2026

This month, we read five different micro-games (plus a bonus mid-episode addition):* “I Don’t Remember When I Started Killing Bugs Again” & “Please Save Me” by sage tomorrow* “Gentleman Bandit” by Allison Arth* “Take The Shot” by Xander Hinners* “BUTTONBRAWLRZ” by Julie-Anne Muñoz* “Try on a different identity for a day” by W.H. Arthur.You can find the game for next month, Tutelage by Jack Harrison, linked here.Find us on Patreon here. (Following is free!) Special thanks to our “Zeitgeist...

“SPINE” by Asa Donald

August 03, 2026

This month, we read SPINE (or: Siderius Plug’s SPINE: Immortality in Ninety-Nine Endnotes) by Asa Donald. You can find the game here, on itch[dot]io.Next month, we’ll be doing a grab bag episode, covering several small games.Find us on Patreon here. (Following is free!) Special thanks to our “Zeitgeist” level patrons, Mars Pinkelman and Laura Dutilloy!You can find Barclay’s game “Begin Again” here.You can find the pre-launch page for Asa’s new game “Violent Delights” here.You can find the Kic...

“Bonds Between” by Bright Bard Games & Graftbound Press

June 30, 2026

This month, we read Bonds Between by Bright Bard Games and Graftbound Press. You can find the game here, on itch[dot]io.You can find the game for next month, Spine by Asa Donald, linked here.Find us on Patreon here. (Following is free!) Special thanks to our “Zeitgeist” level patrons, Mars Pinkelman and Laura Dutilloy!You can find Barclay’s new game “Begin Again” here.You can find the mentioned People Make Games documentary (“He Won’t Stop Building a Map to an Imaginary Place”) here.You can f...

Rascal News · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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The publicly listed email for Tabletop Book Club: tabletopbookclub@gmail.com.

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Who is an ideal guest for Tabletop Book Club?

Tabletop Book Club typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Indie tabletop roleplaying game designers, game-design commentators, or specialist podcasters with direct experience of the featured game or related tabletop RPG work. Common among recent guests: Published tabletop roleplaying games or supplements; Hosted or contributed to specialist tabletop game analysis. Recent guests include Sam Dunnewold.

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Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

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Recent episodes cover Tabletop Games, Roleplaying Games, Game Design, Indie Games, and Game Criticism. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.