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Friday, January 21, 2011

Strange Trails--Free Download

Need a Weird Adventures appetizer?  Well, how about a download to tide you over?


Strange Trails features:
  • Eight articles from this blog, some expanded, and all of them annotated and illustrated--including artwork by our man in Manila, Reno Maniquis, and that ostensible cat, Johnathan Bingham.
  • An “Appendix N” for the City and its world.
  • A shot of flavor fiction to set the mood.
And all for the low, low price of...free.  Get it here.

24 comments:

  1. Thanks for that. Can't wait to see the whole project, but this taster will keep me going 'til then ;)

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  2. Excellent. Good timing for the weekend. Thanks Trey.

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  3. Wonderful! Very nicely laid out, and the content is superb as usual.

    What did you use for layout software?

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  4. Um, I ate the appetizer and now I'm starving. Bring on the main course ;)!! Trey, looks great. I love that The Goon is mentioned as an influence. That kind of says it all right there. This is gonna be a blast!

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  5. Congratulations on the teaser-booklet. This looks absolutely wonderful--absolutely love the Doc Savage-meets-Beholder cover! Very cool stuff inside as well--Howard Kane, Occult Detective is particularly great. Wow. This is very nicely done all around. Looking forward to the Main Event!

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  6. I am embarrassed to express publicly the "oh I can't wait for this" kind of fandom, but really oh I can't wait.

    Yesterday I received in the mail (courtesy of a very cheap Ebay win) a copy of that excellent old Justice Inc. supplement Lands of Mystery, so my pulp rpg appetite is in high gear.

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  7. Wilco, doc. As soon as I'm home, I'll go get it :)

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  8. Way to tease!

    Really looking forward to the final product!

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  9. Thanks, guys for all your support. I hope you enjoy this freebie, and I hope Weird Adventures can live up to your expectations. No pressure there. ;)

    @Pat - My buddy Jim Shelley supplied the layouts, so I'll have to ask him and get back to you. He's told me what he was using before, but I don't recall.

    @CKutalik - I hope you're not embarassed too much, because its knowing that there's an audience waiting that keeps me plugging away at it. :)

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  10. @Pat - I used Adobe Indesign to layout Strange Trails. It was my first experience using that software, but I found it very similar to my old favorite, QuarkXpress.

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  11. This is genius. What a mood, summarised for me after a quick skim with this: "the thing like a man in a bunny suit that is not a man."

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  12. Excellent Trey, looking forward to going through it. Just by thumbing through the pages it has a great look to it.

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  13. Very cool. Agree with Netherwerks - that cover is perfect!

    Why can't the SciFi channel do this kind of stuff?

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  14. YAY! Thank you very much, Trey, even this snippet is quite welcome! Although you are very cruel as this makes me anticipate Weird Adventures all the more.

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  15. I just finished reading it. That was twenty-three pages chock full of awesome. Looking forward to Weird Adventures!

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  16. Thanks guys! GLad you enjoyed it.

    @Scottsz - Don't you mean SyFy? ;)

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  17. @Trey: I tried, but I just couldn't get my fingers to type that out...

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  18. Just downloaded it Trey, and looking forward to perusing it! I'll let you know my thoughts :) Thanks very much for putting this out there!

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  19. Please do. And you're welcome. :)

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  20. You had to post this just after I went offline for a few days! Anyway, I can't wait to check it out on my morning commute.

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  21. I was sort of wondering where you'd been. I hop you're not driving in that commute. ;)

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  22. Very cool, Trey. Will give it a read this week.

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  23. Thanks, Greg. I hope you enjoy it.

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