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| − | + | '''Miskatonic River Press''' ('''MRP''') was a publisher founded in 2008 by [[Keith Herber]] which ceased publishing in 2013. As a [[Chaosium]] licensee MRP produced material for Call of Cthulhu as well as Mythos fiction. Lead by [[Keith Herber]] and [[Tom Lynch]] it released a number of supplements and books in the short period it was active. During the time it was actively publishing, MRP was known for the involvement of a number of Call of Cthulhu stalwarts from the 1990s and early 2000s, including - [[Daniel Harms]], [[Brian M. Sammons]], [[Fred Behrendt]], [[Kevin Ross]], [[Gary Sumpter]], [[Scott David Aniolowski]] and other. | |
===Products=== | ===Products=== | ||
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''Gaming:'' | ''Gaming:'' | ||
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* [[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]] | * [[New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley]] | ||
* [[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)|Our Ladies of Sorrow]] | * [[Our Ladies of Sorrow (Supplement)|Our Ladies of Sorrow]] | ||
* [[More Adventures in Arkham Country]] | * [[More Adventures in Arkham Country]] | ||
| − | * [[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco]] | + | * [[The Legacy of Arrius Lurco (Supplement)|The Legacy of Arrius Lurco]] |
* [[Tales of the Sleepless City]] | * [[Tales of the Sleepless City]] | ||
''Fiction:'' | ''Fiction:'' | ||
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* [[Dead But Dreaming]] | * [[Dead But Dreaming]] | ||
* [[Dead But Dreaming 2]] | * [[Dead But Dreaming 2]] | ||
| + | * [[Horror for the Holidays]] | ||
''Non-Fiction:'' | ''Non-Fiction:'' | ||
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* [[Dissecting Cthulhu]] | * [[Dissecting Cthulhu]] | ||
| − | ===Announced But | + | ===Announced But Unreleased=== |
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''Gaming:'' | ''Gaming:'' | ||
| − | + | * [[Forgotten Corners of Lovecraft Country, Vol 1]] - 1920s setting book for Lovecraft Country; forum comments suggested this project may be moved to another publisher. | |
| − | * [[Forgotten Corners of Lovecraft Country, Vol 1]] | + | * [[The Outer Gods]] - An anthology of standalone scenarios incorporating Azathoth, Yog-Sothoth, Shub-Niggurath and Nyarlathotep. |
| − | * [[The Outer Gods]] | + | * [[Thrice Damned Dunbriar]] - Cthulhu Dark Ages setting book in the style of Arkham Unveiled etc. to be written by Kevin A. Ross. |
| − | * [[Thrice Damned Dunbriar]] | ||
''Fiction:'' | ''Fiction:'' | ||
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* [[The Strange Dark One, Tales of Nyarlathotep]] | * [[The Strange Dark One, Tales of Nyarlathotep]] | ||
* [[A Season in Carcosa]] | * [[A Season in Carcosa]] | ||
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===Links=== | ===Links=== | ||
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[http://www.miskatonicriverpress.com/ Website] | [http://www.miskatonicriverpress.com/ Website] | ||
[[Category:Publishers]] | [[Category:Publishers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:21, 21 December 2021
Miskatonic River Press (MRP) was a publisher founded in 2008 by Keith Herber which ceased publishing in 2013. As a Chaosium licensee MRP produced material for Call of Cthulhu as well as Mythos fiction. Lead by Keith Herber and Tom Lynch it released a number of supplements and books in the short period it was active. During the time it was actively publishing, MRP was known for the involvement of a number of Call of Cthulhu stalwarts from the 1990s and early 2000s, including - Daniel Harms, Brian M. Sammons, Fred Behrendt, Kevin Ross, Gary Sumpter, Scott David Aniolowski and other.
Products
Gaming:
- New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley
- Our Ladies of Sorrow
- More Adventures in Arkham Country
- The Legacy of Arrius Lurco
- Tales of the Sleepless City
Fiction:
Non-Fiction:
Announced But Unreleased
Gaming:
- Forgotten Corners of Lovecraft Country, Vol 1 - 1920s setting book for Lovecraft Country; forum comments suggested this project may be moved to another publisher.
- The Outer Gods - An anthology of standalone scenarios incorporating Azathoth, Yog-Sothoth, Shub-Niggurath and Nyarlathotep.
- Thrice Damned Dunbriar - Cthulhu Dark Ages setting book in the style of Arkham Unveiled etc. to be written by Kevin A. Ross.
Fiction:
