Sue Weinlein Cook
American game designer
About Sue Weinlein Cook
Sue Weinlein Cook was an American science fiction writer, role-playing game designer and game designer.
Sue Weinlein is an American game designer and editor who has worked on a number of products for the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game from TSR, and for Monte Cook's Malhavoc Press.
Biography Sue Weinlein was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and grew up in the Milwaukee area. Her first exposure to the Dungeons & Dragons game was in junior high: "I'm embarrassed to admit this... I really didn't get it at first. I just couldn't make the transition from board games to roleplaying games."
In October 1998, Weinlein moved to the Wizards of the Coast Periodicals division and became the managing editor of Amazing Stories. Of the move, she says "there are very few jobs that could have taken me away from Dragonlance, and this was one of them. It's an honor working on a publication with the history and reputation of Amazing Stories."
Personal life Weinlein was married to fellow game designer Monte Cook.
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American game designer
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Sue Weinlein Cook was born in Green Bay.
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Sue Weinlein Cook was a science fiction writer, role-playing game designer and game designer.
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