This book was originally published, and I think mainly is now under the title "Rivers of London"

Also for the slightly older YA reader, T. L. Huchu' Edinburgh Nights series is worth a read.

Story chronology A chronological list of the order of the stories about Peter Grant et al.[1] Also cf. Timeline, Publication Order. Thomas and David, Casterbrook, Easter 1914 - moment Six. Published in Ben Aaronovitch...

Someone has already done the work, got most of the sort stories and moments in their places timeliness wise follypedia.fandom.com/wiki/Story_c...

Are you also mooching in the Moments in the chronology?

The Writers and Artists Yearbook might be worth a look www.writersandartists.co.uk/about-writer...

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One place I know of (work) is Nicolson Square Venues www.nsvenues.com

@gzhop.bsky.social got the book through and liking it, structure works well and got some thoughts I'm follow on.

Coupe of minor suggestions, though feel free to ignore.
1) To put the reading set in the lectionary at the start of each chapter
2) To put the calender dates that the chapter relates to.

The best minutes in my mind are the ones where around 80% to 90% of them could be approved at the start of the meeting...

Takes that long to put it in the shelf

Thinking in your promotional write up, might be worth mentioning that this volume covers through to Transfiguration, so has application in the current year.

Looks good, can we expect the rest of Year A? And then B and C?

But only if you have food and drink for it to get

Well haggis is also part of a full breakfast...

HO HO HO

Game designers bring to life to Scotland's mysterious Picts Writers and archaeologists also worked on a new guide to a lost early medieval Scottish society.

You also got some coverage on the BBC www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Having been in one of the play tests, can only agree

Might be worth looking at the pbta design ideas, to build a system that reinforces the themes and ideas

The other option that might work well is to use the Powered by the Apocalypse design, or Forged in the Dark, which would work well for setting up the archetypes in the setting.

Wondering which system you are using for this?

It looks like D&D 5e, so you might want to look up 5evil from @handiworkgames.bsky.social which is a horror adaptation for 5e.

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Could suggest looking for a spare Figaro. We ended up getting some spares of the favourite here, also then discontinued, on ebay.

A little yes, but also still retained the MC tiltle

The Connexion | The Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion

Also add in that there is the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion www.cofhconnexion.org.uk

And also the whole relationship between J Wesley and George Whitefield.

Methodism being an ecclesiastical structure more than a theological one, with different theologies working within it.

Name change was 1928 (legally by act of Parliament 1933), i think to do with the union of the Weslyan, Primitive and United Methodist Churches.

@benaaronovitch.bsky.social is in here

Was a very good panel, a good run our. Many thanks, enjoyed a lot

That sounds about right

Yep do enjoy your games, keep making them and I'll try to keep sending money up the road to Falkirk to get them

Tom Lehrer - Wernher von Braun YouTube video by The Tom Lehrer Wisdom Channel

A primer for those who need a reminder if who he was youtu.be/QEJ9HrZq7Ro?...

Ac gyda Cymraeg iawn...

How so? Asking as a gog...