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Vampire Diary: The Embrace
Black Dog
Written by Robert Weinberg and Mark Rein*Hagen
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● Review by Mike Baker (Feb 95)
● Review by Casca (15 Feb 95)
● Review by Tim Olivas (16 Apr 95)
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[$14.99] [Jan-95] (Mature Readers) - Robert Weinberg and Mark Rein*Hagen
Much like the GRIFFIN AND SABINE series of books, Vampire Diary: The Embrace is a threedimensional
experience created to appear as a diary, complete with an actual clasp and lock! Letters,
postcards, and other inserts collectively open an almost voyeuristic window through which the reader will
come to know Auston Jacobson, a Los Angeles bartender courted by an ancient vampire. World Fantasy
medalist Robert Weinberg has teamed with Mark Rein*Hagen to document one man's descent into
darkness!
Review by Mike Baker (Feb 95)
Posted with permission on alt.games.whitewolf by darrenm@spry.com on 6 Feb 95.
From the February 1995 issue of AFRAID: The Newsletter for the Horror Writer. Reviewed by Mike
Baker.
Before I start this review, I have to say that I haven't actually seen a finished copy of Vampire Diary: The
Embrace. Based on the promo I received, it sounds like an interesting visual package -- it is designed to
look like an actual diary, complete with lock and clasp, and like the popular Griffin & Sabine books, it
contains various inserts such as notes, letters, bus tickets and other stuff like that -- but it's still one I
haven't actually laid eyes upon. The pre-publication promo copy contains the complete text of the book,
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