Freelance Traveller

July/August 2019	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Featured Articles
	Less Dangerous Game	Squeedles	Jane Polwin (stats by Timothy Collinson)
	The Prep Room	The Prop Room: Crochet Instructions for Squeedles	Jane Polwin
	Kurishdam	Lecture Hall and Library: Squeedles and the Cult of Carsten	David Bennett
	The Freelance Traveller Cookbook	Salt-and-Pepper Squeedle	Jane Polwin
	Columns	Confessions of a Newbie Referee: #39: Creations Coming to Life	Timothy Collinson
	Critics’ Corner	Mongoose Traveller 2nd Edition Boxed Starter Set	Jeff Zeitlin
		Ships of Clement Sector 4-6: Traders, Scouts, and Small Craft	“kafka”
		Mongoose Traveller 2nd Edition Central Supply Catalogue	Mike Mekler
		Mongoose Traveller 2nd Edition: Reach Adventure 3: The Calixcuel Incident	Megan Robertson
		Off the Table: Agent of the Imperium	Mark Poles
	Doing It My Way	Starship Interiors	Guy Garnett
		Colonial Shipyard Starter Kit	Cian Witheren
	In A Store Near You	The Gun Shop: GeDeCo Suram Rifle	Benedikt Schwarz
		Medic’s “Red Bag”	Scott Diamond
	Active Measures	Getting Off the Ground: Unfixed	Bill Cameron
		Lanthanum Hunt	Jim Vassilakos
	Less Dangerous Game	Kellika	Benedikt Schwarz
	The Prep Room	Agents of Governance: Decoding Government from the Ground Up	Cian Witheren
	Up Close and Personal	Marquess Jenny Hu	Sam Swindell
	Raconteurs’ Rest	Smoke Test: Once in a Blue Moon [Chapter Two]	Michael Capriola and C.A.Pella
	The Shipyard	Classic Traveller Designs: Grampain-class Heavy Liner	Warren Henderson

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From the Editor

One thing about having a lot of articles in an issue is that the table of contents expands, which cuts down on this space for the Editor’s blather. This issue, I have even less space than last, so I’ll try to keep it short: THANK YOU. Your contributions are what make this magazine what it is, and I’m happy about that. I’m also quite please about the way this turned into a Theme Issue entirely unexpectedly; thank you, again, to Timothy, Jane, David, and Benedikt, who together brought Squeedles to life in these pages.