by Sidney Dritz If DIE #1 is a chance to meet the players, and DIE #2 was a chance to meet the world and the basics of the rules that gove
"Unlike Tolkien, the Brontës are not known for their contribution to genre fiction, but they may not be a part of Die for the work they did as writers but as players. Tolkien was the historian of his world, but the Brontës were both the characters and the gods of the worlds they created. More than that, they were gods in the style of the Greek pantheon, squabbling and petty and actively involved, killing off each other’s favorites and then bringing their own back to life, and their games about Glass Town, Gondal, and Angria were collaborative in the way that Tolkien’s exhaustive world-building was not."
There's probably going to be a lot about the Tolkien in DIE #3, but she writes about the Brontës and it's going to be significant.
