I don't know about anyone else, but I absolutely loved OSC's "short," 50-page story _Feed the Baby of Love_. It's just a classic! Anyway, I was wondering if there's anyway I could get a copy of the rules and set up of the titular game. It's just too awesome to pass up on and I'm going insane to play it.
Rowen
Posted by Matthew (Member # 54) on :
Eveidently it's based on a real game someone made up (I don't have the story in front of me though) but I can't find anything on Google. Maybe I'm not searching correctly.
Posted by Amanecer (Member # 4068) on :
I loved it too! I'm curious if you read it in print, since you said it was 50 pages. I heard it on audio and I wasn't aware that it was in a book. If so, what book is it in?
Posted by miles_per_hour (Member # 6451) on :
This is one of my favorite OSC stories, and I also have a burning desire to play the game.
Unortunately, it seems that unless you are cool enough to have OSC or the game creator as a personal friend, you're out of luck. Posted by miles_per_hour (Member # 6451) on :
Also, you can read it in Maps in a Mirror, IIRC.
Posted by Papa Moose (Member # 1992) on :
The Bradbury Chronicles (stories in honor of Ray Bradbury), edited by William F. Nolan and Martin H. Greenberg. ISBN 0-451-45195-3 (for those who know what to do with such a number).
--Pop
Posted by kacard (Member # 200) on :
The game is a real game -- made by the brilliant game designer Greg Johnson (any ToeJam and Earl fans out there?) But there are only two handmade copies in existence that I know about -- Greg has one and we have the other. Sorry about that Posted by PSI Teleport (Member # 5545) on :
Didja have to say TJ&E? Now my husband wants a copy.
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