Drew
Karpyshyn Creative Works
The Official Homepage of Drew Karpyshyn
Hobbies What do I do when I’m not working on novels, games, stories and screenplays? Now you can find out! (Oohh… feel the excitement.) Golf This is my number one passion. I love to golf. Those who are golf nuts will totally understand, those who aren’t… well, I can’t really explain it. It’s an addiction that you really have to experience. I play about 50 rounds a year – I’d play more but work and
winter get in the way. I’m a high single digit handicapper. My best round was
a one over par 73 at the Raven Crest golf course here in Billiards I shoot a mean game of 8-ball. Well, maybe not mean. But
surly. I used to play on a regular team in the Wal-Mac
leagues here in KOTOR Trivia:
My billiard team is the original source of the name for a popular character
in the Knights of the Nothing proclaims my sci-fi/fantasy
geekness more than my addiction to Magic. If
there’s an official DCI tournament in the If you don’t know what Magic is, then the best way I can explain it is a mix of Dungeons and Dragons, poker and baseball card collecting. Check out the official website if you want to know more. Sports I’m a huge sports fan - the ESPN website is my default start-up page for both work and home. My favorite team is the San Antonio Spurs of the NBA: I’ve been a fan ever since the days of The Admiral, and I love watching Duncan, Parker, Ginobli and the rest of the team. (Incidentally, I share a birthday with Manu Ginobli.) I’m also a diehard NFL fan, and I jumped on the Chargers
band wagon a few years ago when they drafted Drew Brees.
(Although I was never a fan of Drew Bledsoe… weird, huh?) Even though Brees
has gone to I also enjoy watching golf – no surprise there. I marvel at the greatness of Tiger Woods and I enjoy watching him win majors as he marches his way towards Nicklaus’s record. But I’m always cheering for my fellow Canadians on Tour, especially Mike Weir and Stephen Ames, so it’s nice to see them doing well over the past few seasons. I used to be a fan of the NHL, but I grew up watching the Edmonton Oilers of the 1980’s, with Gretzky, Messier and the rest so I think I was spoiled. The game has changed, and even with the recent upswing in scoring I still don’t enjoy hockey like I used to. |