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Both the “Ghastly Affair Player’s Manual” and “Ghastly Affair Presenter’s Manual” are now being prepared for commercial release as illustrated PDFs. These will NOT simply be PDFs of the print books, but fully bookmarked, hyperlinked, and indexed versions designed for on-screen readability and use. Both PDFs will include the pictures from their print versions, including the gorgeous full-page illustrations by Stacey Kaelin!
But the news doesn’t stop there! TWO new releases for Ghastly Affair are also currently in the works:
“The Ghastly Companion to High Society”
Your guide to life, love, and horror among the powerful, rich, and wicked.
“The Ghastly Companion to Castles, Mansions, and Estates”
A complete guide to grand homes and ancient fortresses – their structure, contents, and terrible secrets.
Keep checking the The Engine of Oracles for more Ghastly Affair news and previews!
The Engine of Oracles 
Splendid! I have the free PDF’s already, but I’ll be purchasing these versions for sure.
Thank you! I’m finishing up the Player’s Manual now, and I plan on releasing it first. It is much more extensively hyperlinked than the free version, and includes both a hyperlinked Index of Topics, and a hyperlinked Index of Preternatural Effects. Plus the illustrations, of course!
Amazing news!
If you ever need an extra copy editor, feel free to contact me; I’m super stoked about Ghastly Affair!
Thank you for the offer. And thank you for all the support you’ve given the game so far!