“If you like eerie, gothic reads with a large dollop of adventure thrown in, this book is for you.”
– Witty and Sarcastic Bookclub
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This series accompanies the book Everybody Wins: Four Decades of the Greatest Board Games Ever Made by James Wallis, charting the rise of the modern board game over the past forty years. In this accompanying podcast series, James chats with some of the people who were there to see it happen.
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“If you like eerie, gothic reads with a large dollop of adventure thrown in, this book is for you.”
– Witty and Sarcastic Bookclub
by Josh Reynolds
“A novel as glib and dramatic as the white-haired sleuth himself. This is Reynolds at his best—which, as his work is always top tier, is saying something.”
– Kara Dennison Blogspot
by Carrie Harris
“The Forbidden Visions of Lucius Galloway is another unique take on the Arkham Horror universe from Aconyte Books. Featuring engaging character work, it does the heavy lifting of being the first part of a trilogy, leaving plenty of room for future stories, while managing to wrap up the arc it set out to establish and leaves readers with a full understanding of Lucius Galloway and his life.”
– Arkham Historian
by AP Klosky, David Annandale, and Matt Keefe
“Welcome to Arkham further brings the town to life as an illustrated guide to the neighborhoods and personalities that make up the town. The book is an excellent choice for any fan of the Mythos as it is not tied to any of the games and focuses on the fiction. It uses artwork from across the entire Arkham Files line to highlight the important people, places and things across Arkham. It also expands out into other places in so-called “Lovecraft Country” like Dunwich and Innsmouth.”
– Forbes
by Jonathan Green
“The story was fast-moving, with the author recognizing that simplicity is best in a gamebook… The Darkness Over Arkham is great gothic fun.”
– Witty and Sarcastic Bookclub
by Jonathan Green
“I would recommend to any one who is a fan of choose-your-own-adventure books or a fan of Arkham Horror who wants to try something new. There is loads of re-playability as well.”
– What You Tolkien About
by Cath Lauria
“if you like your heroines pushing historical boundaries… you need to pick this one up!”
– What You Tolkien About
by AP Klosky, David Annandale, and Matt Keefe
“Whether you’re new to the world of Arkham Horror, or if you’re an old hat at the game and know every piece of lore and detail there is, Welcome to Arkham: An Illustrated Guide for Visitors is sure to delight and enthral.”
– Trans-Scribe
by Tim Pratt
“The Ravening Deep is a taut thriller filled with a richly detailed period setting, both historically and with liberally scattered Easter eggs sure to make any Lovecraftian devotee smile in recognition”
– Ginger Nuts of Horror
edited by Donna Gregory
“It really is a perfect gift to help other game lovers find inspiration, find like minds, and learn a bit more about why games mean so much to all of us.”
– Gay NYC Dad
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