Morocco in Germany 
In both the English and the German edition, this book covers several locations in Morocco, such as Rabat and Casablanca, the Rif and Atlas Mountain regions, as well as the Sahara. Scenarios, NPCs, strange items, and optional rules are also included.
Edited by James Lowder, this vast volume contains 100 essays on a wide variety of hobby games and it is now available from Green Ronin Press, Amazon, and local bookstores. Also included: Foreword by Reiner Knizia, Introduction by James Lowder, and an Afterword by James F. Dunnigan). Find it on Amazon: Hobby Games: The 100 Best.
With 103 authors, ranging from game designers to fiction authors, this book provides great insights for experienced and established hobby gamers. Topics include board games, card games, role-playing games, miniatures games, and much more. Among the numerous articles is William’s essay on the WWII miniatures game Flames of War.
Now available is the latest issue of Dark Wisdom magazine.
This issue includes an interview with Jack Ketchum, Strange Happenings with Jeff Belanger, Writer at Large by Richard A. Lupoff, the Film Vault, entertainment, fiction reviews and fiction by Alan Dean Foster,Jack Ketchum, John Shirley, Robert Dunbar,Douglas Smith,C.J. Henderson, Edward Willett, Ann K. Schwader, Charles Richard Laing, Thomas Breunig, and another episode of the graphic tale “Burning Bright” by Jason Whitley and William Jones.
Hardboiled Cthulhu Finds Its Way to Tampa
The anthology edited by James Ambhuel can be found lurking in the “Local Entertainment” section of a Tampa Bay Weekly newspaper:
”Hardboiled Cthulhu” beats the odds and delivers 21 “two-fisted tales of tentacled terror” by some of the most competent story-crafters in the field today.These writers don’t miss a trick, and they’ve generated some new fiction that will placate admirers of H.P. Lovecraft’s cosmic horror while beguiling fans of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler.
Click here to read the complete review:
Hardboiled Review
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“There are old, old tribes with old, old memories there…”
–H.P. Lovecraft, “The Mound”
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Late summer sees the release of Chaosium’s Frontier Cthulhu: A New Land Founded upon Forgotten Horrors, edited by William Jones. This anthology contains fourteen tales confronting the unknowable horrors of strange new lands.
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ISBN: 1-56882-219-7
As explorers conquered the frontiers of North America, they disturbed sleeping terrors and things long forgotten by humanity. Journey into the undiscovered country where fierce Vikings struggle against monstrous abominations. Travel with European colonists as they learn of buried secrets and the creatures guarding ancient knowledge. Go west across the plains, into the territories were sorcerers dwell in demon-haunted lands, and cowboys confront cosmic horrors.
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Edited by William Jones (with an Introduction)
Author C.J. Henderson and others have joined forces to bring one of Henderson’s memorable characters to life: Lai Wan. She is part detective, part mystic, and has faced death only to return from it. Filled with action and pathos, Lai Wan: Tales of the Dreamwalker is memorable.
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(Published by Marietta Publishing, released April 9th 2007)
