“Myth hunter” Elisa
Hill is hired by the wealthy Sebastian Clarke to locate her former lover and
partner Lucas Davalos, who has gone incommunicado while tracking down the Necronomicon
for Clarke. Elisa refers to an acquaintance of hers whose drink of choice
is Demarara rum, as well as “that Diamondback character out of Denbrook.” The Necronomicon is a staple of Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos. Elisa’s
Demerara-drinking acquaintance is Derrick Ferguson’s adventurer Dillon. Diamondback
is from Ferguson’s as-yet unpublished novel Diamondback: It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the
Time. The city of Denbrook was the
setting of serialized novels by Constantine, Ferguson and other authors for the
Frontier Publishing website.
The Crossover UniverseTM is a companion blog to the books Crossovers: A Secret Chronology of the World Volumes 1-2 by Win Scott Eckert, and the forthcoming Crossovers Expanded Volumes 1-2 by Sean Levin. Material excerpted from Crossovers Volumes 1 & 2 is © copyright 2010-2014 by Win Scott Eckert. All rights reserved. Material excerpted from Crossovers Expanded Volumes 1 & 2 is © copyright 2014-present by Sean Levin. All rights reserved.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The depth of your knowledge is truly frightening. I didn't think that anybody outside of myself, Percival, Russ Anderson and maybe a dozen other even remembered that Frontier Publishing once existed.
ReplyDeleteAnd to give credit where it's due: the city of Denbrook was created by Mike McGee, an extraordinarily talented writer who came up with Denbrook so that those of us who wrote for Denbrook would have a shared city to play in. If anybody is interested you can find the original Denbrook Bible written by Mr. McGee here:
http://dlferguson-bloodandink.blogspot.com/2012/04/denbrook-bible.html