Vote for our Call of Cthulhu Fiction Anthology at Origins!
Frontier Cthulhu The Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts and Design has nominated our Call of Cthulhu fiction anthology Frontier Cthulhu, edited by William Jones, to the final ballot for the 34th annual Origins Awards. Academy members and attendees of ORIGINS will get to decide who wins later this summer. Frontier Cthulhu is available wherever fine books are sold.
We'd like to thank all of the Frontier Cthulhu contributors for their part in bringing this collection together: Paul Melniczek, Angeline Hawkes, Lee Clark Zumpe, Lon Prater, Stephen Mark Rainey, Durant Haire, Stewart Sternberg, William Jones, Scott Lette, Ron Shiflet, Robert J. Santa, Jason Andrew, Charles P. Zaglanis, Matthew Baugh, Tim Curran, Darrell Schweitzer, Steven Gilberts, and you the reader!
We're also quite happy to hear that Q-Workshop's Call of Cthulhu Dice have been nominated in the Game Support Category. These dice have been wildly popular among Chaosium.com customers. In fact, we can never get enough of them to fill demand.
(Originally posted and quoted from):
Dustin O'Chaosium
Frontier Cthulhu The Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts and Design has nominated our Call of Cthulhu fiction anthology Frontier Cthulhu, edited by William Jones, to the final ballot for the 34th annual Origins Awards. Academy members and attendees of ORIGINS will get to decide who wins later this summer. Frontier Cthulhu is available wherever fine books are sold.
We'd like to thank all of the Frontier Cthulhu contributors for their part in bringing this collection together: Paul Melniczek, Angeline Hawkes, Lee Clark Zumpe, Lon Prater, Stephen Mark Rainey, Durant Haire, Stewart Sternberg, William Jones, Scott Lette, Ron Shiflet, Robert J. Santa, Jason Andrew, Charles P. Zaglanis, Matthew Baugh, Tim Curran, Darrell Schweitzer, Steven Gilberts, and you the reader!
We're also quite happy to hear that Q-Workshop's Call of Cthulhu Dice have been nominated in the Game Support Category. These dice have been wildly popular among Chaosium.com customers. In fact, we can never get enough of them to fill demand.
(Originally posted and quoted from):
Dustin O'Chaosium
posted by:
|
Seattle
|
