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Stuart Boon

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Stuart Boon (1970- ) was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and grew up in nearby Spruce Grove, Alberta. He emigrated to the United Kingdom in 2002, finally settling in Glasgow, Scotland in 2005, where he currently resides with his wife and lectures at the University of Strathclyde.

Stuart is best known for "Cthulhu Britannica: Shadows Over Scotland" (2011), which won a number of prestigious gaming awards including Best Roleplaying Supplement or Adventure at the 38th Annual Origins Awards (2012), 'Gold' Best Setting at the ENnie Awards (2012), and Best Adventure Collection at the Diehard GameFAN 2011 Tabletop Gaming Awards.

Today, Stuart writes for Chaosium, Golden Goblin Press, Stygian Fox, and others. His latest publication is "The Nineteen
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Stuart Boon I'm currently working on a novel set in 1920s Glasgow. It's part historical fiction and part cosmic horror, and goes a little like this:

‘Having surviv…more
I'm currently working on a novel set in 1920s Glasgow. It's part historical fiction and part cosmic horror, and goes a little like this:

‘Having survived the Great War, two Glaswegian brothers return home to rebuild their lives only to come up against a dark force seeking to bring an end to everything they know.’

In addition, I'm doing some editing and writing on different game projects.(less)
Stuart Boon Good question and there may be some movement on this front. Some readers will be aware that Chaosium purchased Cubicle 7's backlog of Call of Cthulhu-…moreGood question and there may be some movement on this front. Some readers will be aware that Chaosium purchased Cubicle 7's backlog of Call of Cthulhu-related material a short time back, meaning that all things 'Cthulhu Britannica' including 'Shadows Over Scotland' are now Chaosium property. I can tell you that I had the pleasure of revisiting Shadows and updating it for 7E. Unfortunately, I cannot tell you when that might return in print as I know Chaosium's publication pipeline is full bursting with goodness, but let's just say the stars will soon be right. (less)
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Writing Horror and the Transformative Potential of Fear

All artwork here is copyright Cubicle 7 Entertainment. Links below.'Why do you write horror?'
It's a question I have been asked frequently at conventions, through email, and on Facebook. And after nearly 10 years of it, I'm still writing horror, so perhaps the question is all the more relevant. So, let me take you to a dark place and tell you how I use fear in writing horror fiction and games. Read more of this blog post »
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