Perils of the Process (a Spycraft 2.0 SP and World on Fire
Update)  Running a company is new territory for me, for all of
us, but in many ways it's not unlike what I used to do at AEG.
I'm still managing and troubleshooting as much as writing and
producing. Take, for example, our print products. It's virgin
territory for everyone involved. Mongoose just bought its own
printer, which means that they're learning how to use the new
equipment, training new staff, purchasing and using things
they've never dealt with before. Likewise, we've never
spearheaded print design before. Sure, lots of print books came
out from AEG, but Scott, Alex, and I were always two or three
steps removed from the actual process.  I was probably most
hands-on, working closely with AEG's graphic design department,
and I learned a lot about how to prepare documents that would be
easy to interpret and use. By necessity, I also learned much
more about Quark and its vastly superior successor, InDesign,
than I ever did at the college newspape