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Vistag Media

Grand Rapids, MI

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Work/Education

Work Experience

Vistag Media / CEO/Sole Proprietor

2006 - Present

My company through which I freelance edit and write materials for others and eventually will turn this into a small publishing house.

Wizards of the Coast / Senior Designer/Assistant Brand Manager

1997 - 2000

Moved to WotC with TSR's buyout; worked on Forgotten Realms until 1999 and moved over to Alternity and other lines

TSR / Designer/Editor

1990 - 1997

Editor and designer, worked on all but two TSR trademark lines (Dark Sun & Dragonlance); shepherded the Marvel Super-Heroes line through 1992, and was "continuity cop" for the Forgotten Realms for much of my tenure

Education

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Bachelor of Sciences, Secondary Education--English, 1989

Tremper High School

1985

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Steven Schend rated a book on goodreads 8 hours ago

“FreakAngels Volume 1” by Warren Ellis (2008)

Description: Online graphic novel, set in the near future, about a group of kids surviving in Whitechapel, England, 6 years after the end of the world.

Things start to go wrong when a girl named Alice shows up...

Story written by Warren Ellis and Illustrated by Paul Duffield. more »

Steven Schend rated a book on goodreads 9 hours ago

“The Silver Surfer : The Ultimate Cosmic Experience” by Stan Lee (1978)

Steven's review:

“One of the first graphic novels I ever owned (the original printing from 1978). If you ever wondered why Kirby belongs in a pantheon all his own, look right here.” more »

Steven Schend rated a book on goodreads 9 hours ago

“Wrath of the Spectre” by Michael L. Fleisher (2005)

Description: One of DCs most powerful and terrifying characters has been the Spectre, the wrath of the Lord made manifest. Since his introduction in 1940, the Spectre has chilled villains to their marrow and protected the innocent from things worse than death. more »

Steven Schend rated a book on goodreads 9 hours ago

“Batman: The Many Deaths of the Batman” by John Byrne (1992)

Description: Reprints/Collects:
Batman #433
Batman #434
Batman #435 more »

Steven Schend rated a book on goodreads 9 hours ago

“Batman: Cataclysm” by Chuck Dixon (1999)

Description: It is a foe Batman can see and hear...
...but cannot touch.

It will strike only once...
...yet will change his life forever.

Already weakened by a debilitating plague, Gotham City is struck by a devastating force of nature - an earthquake that registers over 7.5 on... more »