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eldritchhobbit

You're invited! Free giveaways!

Apr 25, 2015 08:25

Everyone's invited! I'll be Mike Davis's guest on The Lovecraft eZine's Live Video Chat Show tomorrow (Sunday) at 6pm Eastern. Everyone is welcome! I'll be talking about the online Lovecraft course I'm teaching for Mythgard Institute this summer, and there will be some special giveaways for those who attend the chat show live -- including a free ( Read more... )

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jan_u_wine April 25 2015, 17:34:52 UTC

oh, if only i were close enough to attend that class, auditor or no!

eldritchhobbit April 25 2015, 17:37:30 UTC

Aw, thanks! It's online, so you can take it from anywhere! I've had people on several different continents take my Mythgard classes. :)

jan_u_wine April 25 2015, 17:54:50 UTC

yet, there is nothing quite like being in the room......

eldritchhobbit April 25 2015, 18:19:00 UTC

There's great back-and-forth with questions and comments. It's wholly interactive, and the participants are fantastic. I'm just sayin'. ;)

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anonymous April 25 2015, 19:28:41 UTC

If only it weren't at 1am my time! I would so love a chance at a free auditor's seat. I'm so thinking about signing up anyway...

eldritchhobbit April 25 2015, 20:09:47 UTC

Yikes, that would be a bit late (or early, rather) to be up for a video chat! Eeek.

Thanks so much for being interested! It would be wonderful to have you join us for the course. If there's any question I can answer about it, or any information you need, please let me know!

sittingduck1313 April 27 2015, 11:35:48 UTC

On a loosely related note, The Cthulhu Breakfast Club podcast is running a Kickstarter for equipment upgrades.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ysdc/the-cthulhu-breakfast-club

I just got back from RavenCon, where I had purchased The Doom that Came to Atlantic City. Think of it as a sort of anti-Monopoly. Instead of buying up properties and building on them, you send a Great Old One rampaging through the place leveling them instead. Also it can be played in a reasonable amount of time. Plus instead of dinky little scrap metal shoes and thimbles, you have massive sculpts of Great Old Ones like Nyarlathotep, Hastur, Yog Sothoth, and of course the Big C himself.

eldritchhobbit April 27 2015, 22:09:11 UTC

Thanks for the heads up! I love your description of the The Doom as the anti-Monopoly, LOL. Hope you had a great time at RavenCon.