#hws81

our delta green campaign's next scenario takes place in 1984 so i hope you all are ready for Kit Pike Divorce Arc. world's most miserable FBI agent

in an extremely self-indulgent move, i'm adding Kit Pike to my currently-untitled Through the Red Door sequel set in 1981. mostly because i think it would be funny to see him and Teigman interact with each other

GOOD QUESTION THANK YOU

Paul Z. Bell: the only actual writer on here. has written a dozen or so science fiction novellas, most notably The Minotaur Cipher, which got adapted into a concept album by Victor's Midnight Revival. has also done a bunch of contract articles for magazines like Playboy. a few years after the hws story ends he publishes an account of its events titled The Vanishing of Donovan Crane that becomes a like. minor "true crime" sensation (ala Michelle Remembers)

Donovan Crane: not particularly inclined towards writing, but if he was it would probably be either a very dry treatise on a specific style of architecture or strange and metaphysical with no in between

Astrid Lang: has had her photography published in a couple art magazines and a (very) short run of printed collections of her early street photos. i like to think she gets a big gallery retrospective after she dies and her work is rediscovered

Kit Pike: again, not literarily inclined, but i think in college he wrote a string of comedy sketches full of stupid injokes parodying the professors and other students for his theatre club to perform that were a great success

J.A. Teigman: grimy manila folder full of random documents and photos of you specifically. where did he get those. unpublished

Radio Ghost: i would be denying them their calling if they didn't try writing at LEAST one angsty violent fantasy novel full of blood and guts and babes and beheadings as a teenager. they do all get abandoned about halfway through though