In 2012, Laws also ran a Kickstarter for his game "Hillfolk", featuring his new Dramasystem. The goal was $3,000, but raised over $93,000, and it went on to win the 2014 Diana Jones award.. After another successful Kickstarter by Atlas Games, Laws released a second edition of "Feng Shui" twenty years after its original release, removing obstructive rules and marking a "critical shift" in the game's background. Laws has since published the specialized "Cthulhu Confidential" (2017), offering a modified GUMSHOE system for roleplaying with one player and the GM, and has begun work on the "Yellow King RPG", also for Pelgrane Press. Robin D. Laws' published his first novel "Pierced Heart" in 1996, set in the world of "Over the Edge"; it was released as an e-book in 2014. His subsequent novels included the original "The Rough and the Smooth" as well as novels set in the game settings of "Warhammer RPG", "City of Heroes" and "Pathfinder". Laws also had stories published in Synister Creative's pulp magazine, and in the fiction anthology "The Book of All Flesh" for the "All Flesh Must Be Eaten" RPG: "The first is a light-hearted adventure, and the other is really, really dark". Laws wrote "Robin's Laws of Good Game Mastering" (2002) for Steve Jackson Games. and edited "40 Years of Gen Con" (2007), a collection of interviews and photographs, published by Atlas. Laws also wrote "Hamlet's Hit Points" (2010), published by small press company Gameplaywright, and is currently working on a second volume applying the same approach to narrative structure with a focus on fiction and screenplay writing. Laws is also the editor of the Stone Skin Press fiction imprint from Pelgrane Press. In other media, he contributed to the "King of Dragon Pass" computer game and wrote for Marvel's "Iron Man" with Mike Grell in 2003. He writes an irregular advice column for role-players called "See Page XX", and releases a weekly podcast with Ken Hite for Pelgrane Press, "Ken and Robin talk about stuff". Robin Laws is frequently invited to be a guest speaker at conventions around the world, having made appearances at Gen Con Australia and Ropecon in Finland. Laws attends Gen Con Indy and the Toronto International Film Festival every year. He has stated that he often cannot attend Fan Expo Canada because that convention often takes place too soon after Gen Con and too soon before TIFF, but he likes to attend it whenever he can.