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The Old Pueblo By Night Newsletter

Eventually, we'll have full newsletters here, and I'll put up pages for the recurring columns. Right now, here's some articles to whet your appetite.

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Important Note: the articles are arranged by the month that the newsletter actually arrived in, not by the date of the events described in the IC sections of the newsletter (the month before) or the date on the newsletter (the month after).

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• June 1997 Newsletter articles.
• May 1997 Newsletter articles.
• April 1997 Newsletter articles.

• Editor's Column and Locations by James Clark.
• Roleplay Suggestions by Scott Glener.
• Word From The New Editor by Robert Weave. This is an IC greeting!

• Intro and Editor's Column by James Clark.
• Here Comes The Smack Down: The Short Bus Debate. Possible the finest piece ever published in Revelations, this debate between several characters was edited from many e-mails that flew between them.
• Lesson 1: Choosing A Ghoul by Lancaster. Contains possibly the single funniest line ever printed in Revelations. It's the last one.
• Fellow Kindred of Tucson by Rebecca Logan.
• Behave Yourself by Wylde Childe. I don't name 'em, I just type them up for the web.

• Editor's Column and the Art of Diablerie by James Clark. Includes new house rules on Diablerie.
• Executive Producer's Column by Joe Palmer. Includes descriptions of the TusCON LARP and a review of Nightfall VII.
• More Things That Matter by Hades Moriarty. Includes mint julep preparation instructions.
• To The Tremere of Tucson by Lancaster.
• Fatalism, a poem by "Marilyn Sanity".

• Intro and Editor's Column by James Clark.
• Your Local Harpy Player Talks About Status by Jason Corley.
• The Nosferatu Speak by Audrey Lancaster.
• A-Dog Inna Houuuuuse by A. PATRIOT, Freedom Writer.
• Rumor Control: Dr. Craydon Apologizes by Dr. Craydon.

• MY NAME IS PRINCE AND I AM FUNKY by Devin Lee.
• Rumor Control by Dr. Craydon.
• Character Backgrounds and Goal Bonuses by James. Also includes the Editor's Column.

• To the Kindred of Tucson by Alex Crammer.
• The Conspiracy and the Damage Done by Fritz Jager. (His triumphant return, sorta.)
• Editor's Column by James.
• Uther's Journal by Uther.
• Coffin by Marilyn.
• And now a word from our sponsors by Lia.

• The Bottom Line for May 1998, by Jon Austin, as usual.
• The Toreador Weakness as described by clan elder Dr. Craydon.
• Never Forget by Nicholas Rami.
• Untitled by the Great Milenko. I don't writes-em. I just puts-em-up.
• Untitled by Wendy.
• Ghouls by Joe Schultz. A primer on the little beasties.

• You May Thank Me Now by Dr. Craydon.
• From the Mouth of Madness by Gaily.
• Discount Dogmouth Peewee Powwow Funk by Joe Palmer.
• diptpwtchid, dutscm by the Reverend. Actually that's not the title, but the real title was too long and too lowercase, so sue me.
• Another County Heard From by Sketch.
• Eve of Destruction by Tala. Nothing to do with the crappy movie of the same name.
• From Those In Charge by Wendy.

• Revolution For The Hell of It by Talo.
• From The Mouth of Madness by Gaily.
• The Big Long Year by Joe. No relation to "The Long, Long Trailer" starring Lucille Ball.

• The People Person. Dan describes his new job.
• Never Bet The Devil Your Head by Miriam, evaluating clan Gangrel.
• From the New Leaders by Wendy.
• THE BOTTOM LINE by Jon Austin.
• Welcome to the Dawning of a New Empire by Joe Palmer.

• An Object At Rest Cannot Be Stopped. Constantine, Tremere Regent, rants.
• Maximizing Your Potential. James talks about using blood in Physical Contests.
• It's Just A Week. Joe talks about upcoming events and such.
• The Bottom Line. Jon Austin talks about his first impressions of Tucson.
• Another Malkavian Opinion. Katira Wallis talks about Gaily.
• A Note From Clan Gangrel. Rave Black talks about her clan.
• Sydney and nikki live again. [sic] as always, Sketch talks about old and new characters.
• A Philosopher's Rant. Little Star talks about Gaily.
• Notes From The Chinese Room was not included in this newsletter due to publisher error. The ghoul in question has been duly killed.

• A New Font. Joe talks about the new font and how big the newsletter is getting.
• This Ain't The Summer Of Love. Fritz Jager takes a moment to write back from Dobbstown.
• From The Mouth of Madness. Gaily talks about the Four Horsemen.
• An Announcement By The Sheriff. Reginald Dupree, newly-appointed Sheriff sets a few things straight.
• Greetings To The Kindred Of Tucson. A new Kindred gives a...unique greeting.
• From The Desk Of The Prince. Prince Alex sets a few more things straight. A lot of official setting-things-straight in this issue!
• Tales From the Chinese Room. Dr. Craydon is busy with a coding project this month and could not be bothered to wrote a "Tales From The Chinese Room". He hopes your tawdry little lives are not too blighted by this terrible tragedy.

• Notes From The Chinese Room. Thomas Craydon's monthly column, this one entitled "Semantics and the 'BREAK' key".
• Gaudy Mendacious Suckfish. The Storyteller spills the beans about June's plot.
• Letter to all players. An anonymous player expresses concern: Joe recounts the debate from the TLA.
• Phoenix Game/on through the night. Dan gives a spiel on the Phoenix game. The Reverend gives his last spiel.
• El Maldito Qujoto de la Nalga. Gunther Gable Jergen gets it on in the Mucho Grande style.

• Notes From The Chinese Room. Thomas Craydon's column, entitled "Instantiation and It's Wacky Neighbors". His first.
• "And What Kind of Crack Are You Smoking?". The column by "13185", a mysterious anarch. (?)
• Under The City by Alex Crammer. It's time once again for "Good Idea, Bad Idea."
• From The Mouth of Madness by Gaily. Important Note: Malkavians who quote from the Book of Revelations are not fooling around.
• "This Is Our Finest Hour" by Gunther Jergen, the ultimate Bandannaman.
• "Peek-A-Boo!". James Clark, rules explainer extraordinaire, talks about new proposed Aura Perception rules.
• "You People Write A Lot" Storyteller Joe Palmer talks about the newsletter and upcoming events.
• Mac's Column, in which she tells her side of the story on her relationship with the Sabbat. A load of bull, or God's Gospel Truth? You be the judge.
• "too tired to hate" by Reverend Lee. His take on the last game.
• Midnight Train to Auswitz. Hey, she spells it, not me. But underneath the mispellings is a snide little attack. Check it out.

• James' Storyteller Corner (his last under that name, though he will continue on in a volunteer capacity as one of our many fine rules explainers.) Entitled "Everything Changes, yet Stays The Same". Deep.
• Mac's Column. Her latest, entitled, I think, "Comment." Rather plaintive, I think.
• Under The City by Alex Crammer. IC column by a regular. Don't miss the top 10 list!

• Mac's Column. Sighing about the lack of Toreador leadership. No discernible title.

• Notes From the Chinese Room. Thomas Craydon's column. He's a Toreador AI guru and his columns are alternately academic and snide. He gets his own page because I play him and I run the site, dammit. Plus I wanted to use that cool ARPA picture.
• Mac's Column. Mac is a Toreador and her columns are charmingly blunt, with the emphasis on 'charming'.
  • Her June 1997 column about the accusations regarding her and the Sabbat.
  • Her May 1997 column about the changes in the city. Entitled "Comment..." I think.
  • Her April 1997 column bemoans the lack of leadership among the Toreador.
• Alex Crammer writes Under the City, a closely-followed column. He's a Nosferatu and Keeper of Elysium, and the slots on his "Top 10 Most Watched" list are coveted by almost all Kindred.
  • His August 1997 Column, his first as Prince.
  • His June 1997 Column about Bad Ideas.
  • His May 1997 Column.
• James Clark writes a column that used to be called the "Storyteller's Corner": now he does rules explanations, updates, and all that sort of thing.
  • Maximizing Your Potential. He talks about using blood in Physical Contests.
  • His June 1997 Column about new proposed Aura Perception rules.
  • His May 1997 Column.

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