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Miniatures Adventure => Call of Cthulhu => Topic started by: Hammers on 05 October 2010, 02:19:09 PM
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Has anyone read a book by this man? 'The Fuller Memorandum', 'The Jennifer Morgue', 'The Atrocity Archives'
Apparently they are about a secret British Agency fighting Chtuluesque entities on a regular basis?
Is the man a hack or awesome or something in between?
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He's great :)
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He's great :)
Scotish, I hear...
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Yes, but we can't hold that against him. His 'Cthulhu in the cold war' stories are fantastic. I'm not a fan of modern day Cthulhu, I didn't think it could work, but he showed me how wrong I was.
He is a man with great ideas and a decent writing style. Certainly worth giving him a try.
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Yes, but we can't hold that against him. His 'Cthulhu in the cold war' stories are fantastic. I'm not a fan of modern day Cthulhu, I didn't think it could work, but he showed me how wrong I was.
He is a man with great ideas and a decent writing style. Certainly worth giving him a try.
I think I shall. I understand they contain a fair bit of absurd humour, which I like.
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Based on this recommendation, I have already ordered the first book.
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Based on this recommendation, I have already ordered the first book.
Which one's the first? I couldn't quite tell...
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If you want to give the author's work a try, check this link out.
http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories/colderwar.htm
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I can recommend him, he is a very good writer.
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Which one's the first? I couldn't quite tell...
The Atrocity Archives
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The Atrocity Archives
Thanks!
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Hammers
I agree with the previous posts - make sure you read The Glasshouse (next)
IMO its actually better than Atrocity Archive.
I also recommend if I may that you take the time to read Singularity Sky and then Iron Sunrise
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I'm up for these too 8)
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I've read most of Stross's books, and all the ones you've listed. I rate them as mediocre, but of some light entertainment value.
For modern day Cthulhu/cold war thriller, I recommend 'Declare' by Tim Powers