Interview with Mark Morrison on Yoggie

An interview with Horror on the Orient Express (amongst other things) author Mark Morrison is up on YSDC, to mark the 25th anniversary of the release of the campaign.

Also included, some spoilers on an upcoming project, with HotOE links!


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