CoC:MULA Monographs - Revision history

JS113 at 03:57, 1 March 2022

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Dce at 08:42, 25 December 2017

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Innsbruck at 21:53, 23 February 2016

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Winstonp: Undo revision 15197 by Winstonp (talk)

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Undo revision 15197 by Winstonp (talk)

Winstonp at 15:38, 2 September 2015

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Winstonp: Added note about the end of the monograph line.

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Added note about the end of the monograph line.

Tgaitskell at 14:07, 15 February 2015

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Dce at 00:45, 13 September 2014

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Dce at 21:21, 13 November 2013

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Dce at 06:29, 25 October 2013

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	In late 2017 Chaosium launched their [[CoC:Miskatonic Repository\|Miskatonic Repository]] storefront which allows for individual creators to self-publish their own creations (without editorial input from Chaosium). In many ways this is a programme aiming to achieve similar ends to the earlier MULAs.		In late 2017 Chaosium launched their [[CoC:Miskatonic Repository\|Miskatonic Repository]] storefront which allows for individual creators to self-publish their own creations (without editorial input from Chaosium). In many ways this is a programme aiming to achieve similar ends to the earlier MULAs.
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		+	On 28 February 2022, Chaosium announced they had officially shut down the Monographs being sold (although they had removed them for sale about a month earlier). Authors were able to republish them through the Miskatonic Repository if they wished.

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	After the merger of Chaosium and Moon Design, the Monograph line was officially ended, with Chaosium attempting to sell-off their stock of print copies of the series. PDF copies might still remain available.		After the merger of Chaosium and Moon Design, the Monograph line was officially ended, with Chaosium attempting to sell-off their stock of print copies of the series. PDF copies might still remain available.
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		+	In late 2017 Chaosium launched their [[CoC:Miskatonic Repository\|Miskatonic Repository]] storefront which allows for individual creators to self-publish their own creations (without editorial input from Chaosium). In many ways this is a programme aiming to achieve similar ends to the earlier MULAs.

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 | 09 Nov 2004  || [[Machine Tractor Station Kharkov-37]] || 0310           || [[Bret Kramer]]                         || C || yes
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-| 13 Jan 2005  || [[Cthulhu Rising]]               || 0311                 || [[John Ossoway]]                        || CR || yes
+| 13 Jan 2005  || [[Cthulhu Rising (Monograph)|Cthulhu Rising]]               || 0311                 || [[John Ossoway]]                        || CR || yes
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 | 07 Feb 2005  || [[Ripples From Carcosa (Monograph)]]         || 0312                 || [[Oscar Rios]]                          || IDCR || yes

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 [[Image:MULA-Return-Ripper.jpg|thumb|''Return of the Ripper'' by William A. Barton]]
 [[Image:MULA-Farewell-My-Sanity.jpg|thumb|''Farewell, My Sanity'' by Aaron Vanek.]]
-[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpg|thumb|''The Primal State'' by Jeff Moeller]]
+[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State'' by Jeff Moeller]]
 [[Image:MULA-Ravenar-Sagas.jpg|thumb|''The Ravenar Sagas'' by Oscar Rios.]]
 '''M'''ISKATONIC '''U'''NIVERSITY '''L'''IBRARY '''A'''SSOCIATION monographs are longer works by one or more authors on a subject of import to ''[[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu]]'' roleplayers. On these products the author has also fulfilled the functions of editor and layout artist. Monographs are digitally reproduced small run publications featuring cardstock covers and tape bindings. Through the publication of monographs [[Chaosium]] offer their most loyal fans more information more easily, and evaluate the potential of these works for eventual release to the wholesale market.

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 [[Image:MULA-Return-Ripper.jpg|thumb|''Return of the Ripper'' by William A. Barton]]
 [[Image:MULA-Farewell-My-Sanity.jpg|thumb|''Farewell, My Sanity'' by Aaron Vanek.]]
-[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpeg|thumb|''The Primal State'' by Jeff Moeller]]
+[[Image:PrimalStateFrontCover.jpg|thumb|''The Primal State'' by Jeff Moeller]]
 [[Image:MULA-Ravenar-Sagas.jpg|thumb|''The Ravenar Sagas'' by Oscar Rios.]]
 '''M'''ISKATONIC '''U'''NIVERSITY '''L'''IBRARY '''A'''SSOCIATION monographs are longer works by one or more authors on a subject of import to ''[[Call of Cthulhu role-playing game|Call of Cthulhu]]'' roleplayers. On these products the author has also fulfilled the functions of editor and layout artist. Monographs are digitally reproduced small run publications featuring cardstock covers and tape bindings. Through the publication of monographs [[Chaosium]] offer their most loyal fans more information more easily, and evaluate the potential of these works for eventual release to the wholesale market.

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	(The publication of "Menace from the Moon" marked a change in the standard cardstock cover, moving to a glossy paper with some color. In 2008 certain select monographs were also made available in .pdf form; a few recent monographs are only available as .pdf files and are marked as such.)		(The publication of "Menace from the Moon" marked a change in the standard cardstock cover, moving to a glossy paper with some color. In 2008 certain select monographs were also made available in .pdf form; a few recent monographs are only available as .pdf files and are marked as such.)
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		+	After the merger of Chaosium and Moon Design, the Monograph line was officially ended, with Chaosium attempting to sell-off their stock of print copies of the series. PDF copies might still remain available.

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 | 12 Oct 2011  || [[The Gods Hate Me (Monograph)|The Gods Hate Me]]            || 0402                 || [[Oscar Rios]], [[Liam Jones]], [[Jason Williams]],<br> [[JP Chapleau]], [[H. Jesseman]], [[Simon Yee]], and [[Max Nelson]] || I || yes
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-| 14 Oct 2011  || [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]            || 0406                 || [[John A. Almack]], [[John Hook]], [[Rick Hudson]], [[Tim Hutchings]], <br>[[Joseph M. Isenberg]], [[Tim Moriarty]], [[Oscar Rios]], <br>[[Jeff Woodall]], [[Simon Yee]]
+| 14 Oct 2011  || [[Dead Leaves Fall (Monograph)|Dead Leaves Fall]]            || 0406                 || [[John A. Almack]], [[Jon Hook]], [[Rick Hudson]], [[Tim Hutchings]], <br>[[Joseph M. Isenberg]], [[Tim Moriarty]], [[Oscar Rios]], <br>[[Jeff Woodall]], [[Simon Yee]]
 || ICMO{American <br>Revolution} || yes
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 | 1 Jan 2013 || [[The Phantom of Wilson Creek]]      || 0404                 || [[Andy Miller]]                        || C || Yes
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-| 22 Aug 2013 || [[Dark Crusade]]      || 0414             || [[Derik P. S. Dunning]]                        || D || No
+| 22 Aug 2013 || [[Dark Crusades (Monograph)|Dark Crusades]]      || 0414             || [[Derik P. S. Dunning]]                        || D || No
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 | 24 Oct 2013 || [[Horror Stories From The Red Room (Monograph)|Horror Stories From The Red Room]] || 0413 || [[John A. Almack]], [[Padraic Barrett]], [[Joseph M. Isenberg]], <br>[[Hugh Jesseman]], [[Oscar Rios]], [[Jeff Woodall]], [[Simon Yee]] || I, C, other? || Yes