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That’s a tricky one! Probably Heart of Ice by Dave Morris, which a lot of people claim is the best gamebook ever. I also like the Fabled Lands series, and Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! gamebooks. If you could choose one artist to illustrate one of your stories, alive or dead, who would it be? More recently, Jonathan Green’s new Fighting Fantasy gamebooks – Howl of the Werewolf, Stormslayer, and Night of the Necromancer – are all a lot of fun. What, just one? I had a lot of fun working with Pirkka Harvala on Catacombs of the Undercity – whenever I was a bit stuck his illustrations were always a good source of inspiration – so if I did another Gamebook Adventure it would be great if he created the artwork again.
However, if pushed, I’d have to say it would be a close fight between Iain McCaig and Russ Nicholson. Both are amazing and represent two reasons why I started reading interactive fiction like Fighting Fantasy. What other resources do you contribute to? You’re involved a lot with the gamebook scene. I run two Yahoo! groups: Titan Rebuilding ( ), which is a fan site that looks at the Fighting Fantasy world of Titan, and Fabled Lands, ( ) which is a fan site for Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson’s Fabled Lands series. I also contribute to the web-based fanzine Fighting Fantazine, and Titannica the Fighting Fantasy wiki. I’ve entered Wayne Densley’s Windhammer Prize for gamebook fiction several times (though I’ve yet to win – curses!), and many of my old Fighting Fantasy amateur gamebooks are up at Andy Spruce’s excellent Fighting Fantasy Project website ( ) where you can play them online. I’ve also contributed to Dragon Warriors RPG system products like Friends or Foes and Ordo Draconis. Where do you see the future of gamebooks? There’s no truth to the rumour that my better half is thinking of hiding my laptop! Lastly, I’ve just started a blog, Fantasy Gamebook ( ), which is supposedly concerned with fantasy gamebooks, but actually talks about lots of other things as well. I’m not sure but it is going to be interesting.
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In print, we’ve got old series being re-released such as the Fabled Lands, and we’ve got brand new books, such as Michael Ward’s DestinyQuest: The Legion of Shadow, which I’ve got on order and am very much looking forward to reading and playing. #FABLED LANDS OR LEGION OF SHADOW SERIES#
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With the advent of print-on-demand sites like Lulu, we’re also going to get more gamebook content that way, and also as PDF digital releases as well.
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Of course, with devices like the iPad, the Kindle, and various Android tablets, we’re also going to have a bigger market for gamebook apps, and I think it’s here that we could really see some amazing things happen in the future. #FABLED LANDS OR LEGION OF SHADOW ANDROID# Most people enjoy reading and most people enjoy playing games.Set out on a journey of fabulous adventure in lands beyond the limit of your imagination. Use swordplay or sorcery, bribery or skulduggery, piety or raw survival skills to survive the dangers of the wilds and the threats that lurk in the city backstreets. Be a hero or a villain or anything in between. In FABLED LANDS, the world's first open world gamebook saga, your destiny is in your own hands. In THE WAR-TORN KINGDOM, revolution rages in Sokara.
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