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About Us
Epic Slant Press is a small publishing company based in North Carolina that currently focuses on books and games. Positivity is the driving force that guides each and every project that the company takes on. The team strongly believes that with a positive outlook anyone can achieve great things. Epic Slant Press strives to support small and local businesses, aid fellow entrepreneurs, and donate a portion of all profits to charities and good causes.
Why Positivity?
Think of a time when you went back to a store or restaurant and an employee there remembered your name. That simple act probably gave you warm feelings (and might help retain your business!). How about a day when all of your customers were angry or just apathetic, and then you had that one customer that was cheerful and grateful for your help? Positive encounters like these make lasting impressions and it is our mission to better serve the community by creating as many of them as possible.
Heroes of Vallhyn – A Night in the Fields
Tuesday, 18 December 2012 in Epic Slant Press
Preludes III The following day, Argarin and Xylia returned to Kent with a heavy burden on their minds. They knew all too well that they could not remove the Sodality from the crossroads, but that was not a problem in … Continue reading
Heroes of Vallhyn – The Crossroads
Saturday, 9 June 2012 in Epic Slant Press
Preludes II No sooner had they arrived in Kent, Argarin and Xylia already found themselves on a quest to locate missing peasant girls from the village. Presented with several opinions on the reason for the disappearances, the pair was also … Continue reading
Heroes of Vallhyn – The Village of Kent
Friday, 25 May 2012 in Epic Slant Press
Preludes I On a quiet dirt path in the heart of one of Grammen’s many forests, the former gladiator Argarin met the young but skilled ranger Xylia. The meeting was mere chance but the pair felt an immediate camaraderie. A … Continue reading
Ask an MMO Guild Leader Ep 1
Friday, 25 September 2009 in Guild Leadership
It wasn’t long ago that I decided to get back into one of the core pillars of Epic Slant: helping guild leaders run their guild a bit better. I started up my old advice column Ask an MMO Guild Leader. … Continue reading
The dangers of perception
Friday, 11 September 2009 in Guild Leadership
One of the most interesting things that I’ve found I can do as a guild leader is go back and read my own guild science posts and forum threads. Nothing else quite brings my focus back to what I need … Continue reading
Epic Slant goes to Dragon*Con
Monday, 31 August 2009 in Epic Slant
I am most excited to say that I will be taking Epic Slant to Dragon*Con this year! Due to the fact that I have not been to a convention in quite some time now (and to some motivation by a … Continue reading
What motivates guild membership?
Wednesday, 26 August 2009 in Guild Leadership
I know some of my fellow blogger have tried this in the past and it is something that I have been wanting to do. Essentially I will occasionally ask a question and, with any luck, my readers will answer! This … Continue reading
Sodality wants you!
Tuesday, 11 August 2009 in Sodality
Sodality has been making exceptional progress in Lord of the Rings Online lately and we’re nearing that point where we shift from leveling to gear progression. The vast majority of our members have clustered in the mid to high 40s … Continue reading
The old school wasn’t about loot
Friday, 24 July 2009 in Guild Leadership
You all probably know that I spend a lot of my free time reading MMO blogs and participating in forum discussions. To remain up to date with what is happening in the industry and keep my creativity flowing on Epic … Continue reading
LotRO isn’t all sunshine and hobbits!
Monday, 13 July 2009 in MMO Design
Sodality and I have been getting quite deep into Lord of the Rings Online (as I’ve previously mentioned) and are just raving about how great an experience we’re having. This is Epic Slant though! We can only discuss the good … Continue reading
