Angus Abranson

Angus Abranson is a game designer, publisher and poet who has worked primarily on role-playing games.

Career Angus Abranson began playing Advanced Dungeons & Dragons in 1984, and began working for Leisure Games by age 14, which one of the biggest London game retailers at the time. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, Abranson also wrote for British role-playing game magazines such as Adventurer (1986-1987). and in November 2011 Abranson left Cubicle 7 to form Chronicle City. He continued the print partnership model at Chronicle City, while Cubicle 7 largely abandoned it,

Whilst at Cubicle 7, Abranson, along with Fred Hicks of Evil Hat Productions, Arc Dream Publishing, Cellar Games, Pelgrane Press, and Rogue Games founded the Bits and Mortar Retailer Initiative in 2010.

Abranson has been a guest at a number of gaming conventions around the world, most significantly a Gen Con Industry Insider Guest in 2013 Origins Game Fair Special Guest in 2011, and UK Games Expo where he was also part of the UK Games Expo Dragons Den in 2014.

In 2016 Abranson was appointed business director at EN Publishing.

Abranson has written or contributed to a number of role-playing game book and magazines, such as Hillfolk by Pelgrane Press and Cabal by Corone Design.

Abranson had a poetry anthology called Wild Card Symphonies published through Winter House Press in 2017.