The Necronomicon

Jason McKittrick brings us this nicely done copy of the Necronomicon. This is another one of the props he produced for the off-broadway production of "The Hound".





If you like it, the prop just happens to be available on Ebay.

Miskatonic Update

Due to unforeseen circumstances I'm running behind on getting the last batch of Miskatonic packages out. And by "unforeseen" I mean "anyone with half a brain should have been able to figure out they were only going to have an hour long window to get to the post office by looking at their schedule". This delay is totally my fault, and I once again apologize. The last of the packages should go out Friday.

Unfortunately, it looks like there aren't going to be any spare complete sets. I'll have about ten sets of the notebooks and postcards available, but I'm not going to worry about disposing of them until I get all the pledge orders taken care of. The last thing I need right now is more packages in need of mailing.

Cthulhu Fhtagn! Hinds Edition.

Shaun Hinds was kind enough to send over this snapshot of his hand-crafted Cthulhu idol.

Almost There

I spent last night packaging up the last batch of Miskatonic sets. Another 20 will go out today, and the final bunch should head out tomorrow.

Vampire Mandible

This skeletal fragment from a vampire is brought to us by "insertio". What makes it even more impressive is that it was made from simple flour clay and glue.

Lovecraft Noir

Sith Sheriff Brody has posted some nifty Lovecraftian vignettes over at the Replica Prop Forum. He includes the source files for some of the props used, including a cool little sigil and the cover of a vintage Arabic pocket dictionary.

Update: Well, that was a huge mistake. Unfortunately, accessing the thread requires membership. And membership is only open at certain times of the year, so there's a good chance I've managed to point you toward content you won't be able to see for months. I apologize for the needless frustration.

Quick Update

My apologies for the missed post yesterday, but things have been a bit hectic. The first three batches of Miskatonic packages, around 45 parcels, are currently in the mail. The rest will resume shipping on Monday in bunches of 15-20 a day. At that pace they'll all be on their way by Wednesday.

If anyone is in contact with the Illumunati, could you please have them drop me a line? After filling out piles of customs forms I've become a strong supporter of a single world government, or at least anything that would streamline the archaic process of sending goods internationally.