On the many benefits of clockwork machinery compared to electronic circuits. It has been mentioned elsewhere that clockworking gained its symbolic connection with time — that is to say, memory […]
Monthly Archives: July 2005
An Adept’s Guide to Vigilante Justice
For when the cops are crooked, underpayed, or just out of the loop. Just because most of the mojo-slingers in your town are lower than dirt and willing to poke […]
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The Showdown (Part I)
Repairman Jack gets a nasty surprise from Huggy Bear When Officer Richter sent the email, he wasn’t even sure the address still existed. It had been a long time since […]
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The Showdown (Part II)
The grand finale’ Volker had been busy during the initial stage of the melee. He’d ducked behind the Expedition and loaded up on his favorite brand of firewater: Johnny Walker; […]
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Something screwy in the the underground
What are the odds of this, and what could this really be? a proxy? or just dumb fate? http://www.dumpalink.com/media/1122112767
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A Face In the Crowd (A Call of Cthulhu-Inspired Scenario for Unknown Armies)
The sudden and inexplicable reappearance of a missing woman sets a mystery in motion… The Circumstances of the Past Year: Almost one year ago to the date, Cecily Wendt got […]
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A Face In the Crowd (A Call of Cthulue-Inspired Scenario for Unknown Armies)
The sudden and inexplicable reappearance of a missing woman sets a mystery in motion… The Circumstances of the Past Year: Almost one year ago to the date, Cecily Wendt got […]
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Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires
Ground Zero joins Repair Man Jack. Volker and I went to visit Charles Nabber (AKA “Ground Zero”) on a Friday. “He gets down on Friday Nights. He appreciates the company.” […]
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Digital ain’t the start of things..
Relax, it’s all just ones and zeroes… So I was sitting back, helping beta-test the next big game… it’s gonna make millions, I’m buying stock in the company, and no, […]
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Ground Zero
Repair Man Jack Forms His Cabal… I walked into the interrogation room with as little emotion as I could manage. It was old technique I’d picked up from years of […]
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