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Fellowship of Ink

Fellowship of Ink

5 May 2021 · Paul Magrs · Iris Wildthyme and Friends #1 · at Big Finish

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It's the 1930s, and in the medieval university town of Darkholmes, Professor Cleavis and his literary friends, the Smudgelings are conjuring up monsters from other dimensions through their work. Witches, demons and gargoyles are mixing with the dons and their frustrated wives - and a mysterious and unusual housemaid called Brenda... Fellowship of Ink was first published by Snowbooks in 2017, and is still available as a paperback and ebook from snowbooks.com
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Academic conjurers unleash supernatural chaos in a quaint university town.
“It's the 1930s, and in the medieval university town of Darkholmes, Professor Cleavis and his literary friends, the Smudgelings are conjuring up monsters from other dimensions through their work.”
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