Abracadämmerung!

[princeofcairo]

So the good people at Osprey have begun spinning up the mighty publicity machine for my first book from them, The Nazi Occult. The question I am most often asked about this book is "is it fiction?" Well, that's a hard question to answer

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[krfsm]

Well, that's my money going to you (again)...

[mysterysquid]

Oh that sounds too awesome.

[kinesys]

I'm looking forward to this very much. I used the Thule Society to good effect in my Aeon Adventure game as player adversaries, so I did some reading on this very topic.

I do want to ask a question though. Are you fairly clear as to what is real world research and what is not?

[princeofcairo]

I think a wakeful reader can tell where I'm being silly from where I'm not being silly, but there aren't explicit signposts: Here Be Nonsense. I mean, not more explicit than "Nazi werewolves" "vril projects' and "magical soldiers."

[sittingduck1313]

Shouldn't that be Wehrwolves? *rimshot*

[sittingduck1313]

That automatically went to my Wish List. Are there going to be a significant amount of footnotes? If so, I think I'll get the Kindle edition, as I like the way the Kindle handles footnotes.

[princeofcairo]

I think there are one or two footnotes, but not a significant amount.

[foibos]

I think I'd hate to ask you for directions. Oh, I'm sure that the actual directions would be in there somewhere, the obscure ruritanian folklore notes would be really interesting, and the orc lairs and Nazi superweapon installations easy to filter out. It's just that I'd never be sure at which point my sanity went down, while listening or while actually going there.