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* ''[[Rival Magic]]'' with [[Timothy Ferguson]], [[Matt Ryan]], [[Mark Shirley]]. | * ''[[Rival Magic]]'' with [[Timothy Ferguson]], [[Matt Ryan]], [[Mark Shirley]]. | ||
* ''[[The Contested Isle: The Hibernian Tribunal]]'' with [[Mark Lawford]], [[Mark Shirley]], [[Matt Ryan]]. | * ''[[The Contested Isle: The Hibernian Tribunal]]'' with [[Mark Lawford]], [[Mark Shirley]], [[Matt Ryan]]. | ||
* ''[[Faith and Flame]]'' with [[Erik Dahl]], [[Mark Faulkner]], [[Lachie Hayes]], and [[Ben McFarland]] | |||
== Sub Rosa articles by Christian Jensen Romer == | == Sub Rosa articles by Christian Jensen Romer == | ||
Revision as of 04:40, 18 October 2015
Christian Jensen Romer, better known as CJ, has been a co-author for a number of 5th edition Ars Magica books.
Fifth Edition Products by Christian Jensen Romer
- The Mysteries Revised Edition with Neil Taylor.
- The Lion and the Lily with Timothy Ferguson, Richard Love, Mark Shirley, Andrew Smith, Paul Tevis, Sheila Thomas.
- Lords of Men with Timothy Ferguson, Andrew Gronosky, Mark Lawford.
- The Sundered Eagle with Mark Lawford, Mark Shirley, Matt Ryan.
- The Church with Richard Love, Sheila Thomas, Alexander White.
- Rival Magic with Timothy Ferguson, Matt Ryan, Mark Shirley.
- The Contested Isle: The Hibernian Tribunal with Mark Lawford, Mark Shirley, Matt Ryan.
- Faith and Flame with Erik Dahl, Mark Faulkner, Lachie Hayes, and Ben McFarland
Sub Rosa articles by Christian Jensen Romer
- The Bishop's Bird (with Ben McFarland) Sub Rosa issue 5.
- Love's Labour's Lost - or Kicking Darius of Flambeau Up The Arse - Sub Rosa issue 12.
Community Activities
CJ is active in the Ars Magica Fan Community in the UK. He created the Grand Tribunal (convention) Ars Magica convention with his first event in 2007.
CJ is co-producer of the podcast, Arcane Connection.
He contributes to Project Redcap as Cj.23. His contributions are here: http://www.redcap.org/page/Special:Contributions/Cj.23
Web Pages
His personal webpage (no longer updated) contains some Ars Magica material at The Antiqua Natura Saga.
CJ has a blog called "And sometime's he's so harmless".