The Temple of Dagon

I just got issue 10 of this in the mail yesterday. I've only read one story from it, but so far it seems good. Has anyone else read it?

The site is here: http://mysite.verizon.net/resp7jls/id1.html

Never even heard of it. Is it good mythos or pastiche?

cool! what is the year of them?

i signed up for their no-hassle offer.. now the onus of decency is upon me, to give up the five clams when the thing comes in the mail....

Jesus Prime wrote:Never even heard of it. Is it good mythos or pastiche?

I just read the first story in the issue last night, but I'd call it good mythos. Let me read the whole thing and I'll post back with a full review. So far, it's very promising.

Rodr-Evil wrote:cool! what is the year of them?

It's a current magazine; the issue I received was from this past year, I believe, although the issue itself is undated.

JJ Burke wrote:i signed up for their no-hassle offer.. now the onus of decency is upon me, to give up the five clams when the thing comes in the mail....

I should say that it's not a slick magazine like Weird Tales, but more like a digest-sized zine. But for me it was worth it. Weird Tales doesn't interest me.

Thats pritty cool...maybe once I get my credit card I'll order some

here's another one that sent me some free books once - void pulp press - last i checked, it was just the one guy mark stinson. looks like now they're about comix

I finished reading the issue the other day. There were 4 stories in all, plus a brief review column in the back. The editing of the stories is somewhat loose--one story in particular had frequent errors.

But notwithstanding that, the stories were all basically good. "The Faceless Watchers" was particularly unusual and original treatment of Nyarlathotep. The most exciting story of the bunch was "Events Occurring at Wardenclyffe".

Incidentally, the editor of this zine/magazine, John Navroth, supplies much of his own art.

sounds pritty awsome

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