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Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrision]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.

YSDC conducted an[http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview| Here] interview back in 2010.

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−	Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark ~~Morrision~~]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.	+	Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrison]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.

	YSDC conducted an interview [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] back in 2010.		YSDC conducted an interview [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] back in 2010.

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	Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrision]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.		Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrision]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.

−	YSDC conducted an interview[http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] back in 2010.	+	YSDC conducted an interview [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] back in 2010.

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	Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrision]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.		Carl T. Ford is the original owner and editor of the classic [[DAGON (Magazine)]], an early and influential British Call of Cthulhu/Lovecraftian fanzine. At its height DAGON ran to more than 1000 copies per issue, featuring articles and scenarios by the likes of [[Sandy Petersen]], [[Mark Morrision]], [[Marcus L. Rowland]] and [[Steve Hatherley]] along with the literature of [[Ramsey Campbell]], [[Brian Lumley]], [[Thomas Ligotti]] and [[Neil Gaiman]] - to name just a few.

−	YSDC conducted an[http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] ~~interview~~ back in 2010.	+	YSDC conducted an interview[http://www.yog-sothoth.com/articles.html/_/main/interviews/carl-t-ford-interview\| Here] back in 2010.