What I'm Reading: The Laundry Files
It’s been a little while since I last posted an update. I’ve
been busy at work, designing games and working on pinball. And I’ve been busy
writing another book (no details yet, but I’ve done a substantial amount of
work on it). Since I can’t share details about what I’m working on or what I’m
writing, I thought I could at least share some thoughts on what I’m currently
reading.
I’m currently re-reading the excellent The Laundry Files by
Charles Stross. The Laundry Files is a series of books that is James Bond meets
Lovecraftian Horror meets ISO-9000 certification manuals. It is absolutely
brilliant. Summoning unspeakable horrors through portals into our dimension
used to be done with magic, but all magic really is, is high-level mathematical
equations. And with computers getting smarter and more powerful, more accidents
are starting to happen where unsuspecting computer programmers are starting to bring
through nameless creatures with a tendency to eat brains and possess bodies.
Bob Howard is a computational demonologist that works for the British
Government. Mr. Stross has a great writing style and a smart world-setting.
My friend Jason Durall introduced me to the series, and he
had a hand in creating the excellent role-playing game based on the books,
published by Cubicle 7. My goal here is to get enough of my friends to read the
series and want to play the game with me.
Check out the excellent first book in the series, The Atrocity
Archives.
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