Fish Davidson (he/him) is an author, game designer, and creative consultant living in the American South. His areas of focus are the development of non-traditional protagonists, disability activism, speculative fiction, procedural generation, and the role of randomness in the creative process. 

He is is the author of Power Frank, an absurdist fantasy novel about a man whose superpower is the ability to open any jar and his attempts to save his hometown from destruction after a cake delivery goes horribly wrong. It features a disabled main character who doesn't have to overcome his disability to prove his worth or serve as an inspiration to others because he lives with a disability.

Fish has also created several independent resources for tabletop role-playing games, as well as a high-concept book of games that use memories of the player's dreams as a central part of gameplay. His favorite fish is the Atlantic Mackerel.

To determine what Fish is doing in his spare time, roll a six-sided die and consult the table below. 

He is currently (1d6)...

1. Going on a long walk, inevitably returning covered in mosquito bites.

2. Talking in a nonsensical language to his dog.

3. Practicing the khoomei style of Tuvan throatsinging.

4. Crafting dad jokes so awful that they result in physical injury.

5. Listening to a podcast while driving, probably something horror or sci-fi.

6. Butchering a new language in Duolingo.