In our first entry of this series, we looked at Robert W. Chambers and his contributions to the Arkham Horror Mythos. This time around we’ll delve into an author that was a friend of Lovecraft and toiled for many years as a pulp writer. Frank Belknap Long was a member of the Lovecraft circle of … Continue reading Reading Arkham Horror – Frank Belknap Long
Robert W. Chambers might be an author that you’re unfamiliar with but his work inspired H.P. Lovecraft’s and that alone makes him worth knowing. If you have heard of Robert Chambers, it is most likely because of the King in Yellow, which is a collection of short stories that includes influential cosmic horror stories that … Continue reading Reading Arkham Horror – The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers
After a fairly aggravating and exhausting week with work and life, I’m happy to have something positive to share to end February. You may recall a while back that I bought some Kromlech terrain for Hellboy that was pretty exciting to find. Not too long ago, we got a day of nearly 60 degrees in … Continue reading Hellboy the Board Game – Kromlech Dresser
As I like to point out with any wargame rules review that I do, I’m a moderately experienced wargamers who’s played two different games consistently and looked at a few more systems beyond that. What follows are just my opinions and things that I think might be interesting to you. I’m not going to comprehensively … Continue reading Pulp Alley Core Rules Second Edition Review
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