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Pat Harrigan

    Call of Cthulhu Fiction: Arkham Tales
    First Person. New Media As Story, Performance, and Game
    • Call of Cthulhu Fiction: Arkham Tales

      Stories of the Legend Haunted City

      • 296 Seiten
      • 11 Lesestunden

      Nestled along the Massachusetts coast, the small town of Arkham has existed for centuries. It is the source of countless rumors and legends. Those who have visited it each telling a different and remarkable account, whisper tales of Arkham. Reports of impossible occurrences, peculiar happenings and bizarre events, tales that test the sanity of the reader are to be found here. Magic, mysteries, monsters, mayhem, and ancient malignancies form the foundation of this unforgettable centuries' old town. Collected in this volume are the strange and terrifying stories of the legend-haunted city.Edited and introduced by William JonesCover art by Steven GilbertsContents:Mysterious Dan's legacy by Matthew BaughVaughn's diary by Robert VaughnOrb by Tony CampbellNether collection by Cody GoodfellowWorms by Pat HarriganThey thrive in darkness by Ron ShifletWhat sorrows may come by Lee Clark ZumpeArkham pets by James AmbuehlSmall ghost by Michael MinnisBurnt tea by Michael DziesinskiArkham rain by John GoodrichRegrowth by David ConyersIdea of fear by C.J. HendersonDisconnected by Brian M. SammonsLady in the grove by Scott LetteOn leave to Arkham by Bill BilstadGeometry of the soul by Jason Andrew

      Call of Cthulhu Fiction: Arkham Tales2006
    • The relationship between story and game, and related questions of electronic writing and play, examined through a series of discussions among new media creators and theorists.

      First Person. New Media As Story, Performance, and Game2004
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