Steven Marsh

Steven Marsh has been a gamer since he was 13 when his newly generated Dungeons & Dragons magic-user – creatively named Zappo Zam – happened to roll all 18s during character creation.

Although his blatant cheating tapered off once puberty kicked in, Steven's love of gaming continued until he went to college at Florida State University. While there, he worked at a comic and game shop, resulting in a truly frightening collection of comics and games. His break in the creative aspect of gaming came in 1997 when a letter he wrote to Shadis Magazine detailing his theoretical "perfect" issue was turned into the "Special Steven Marsh Issue." He wrote a couple of articles for Shadis, and in 2000 he joined the Steve Jackson Games family as the editor of Pyramid Magazine. Since then, he's done work for Green Ronin Publishing, West End Games, Grey Ghost Games, White Wolf Publishing, and others. In 2008 he took over as e23 Manager for Steve Jackson Games, where he parlayed the skills he honed during his Pyramid years into a full-time job.

In between editing Pyramid, managing W23, and writing and editing for freelance gigs as his fancy is struck, he has an unhealthy fascination with Doctor Who, portable video games, and tinkering with computers.