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Monday, January 07, 2013

PARANOIA on io9 

Loyal and presumably worthy citizen Rob Bricken has written a piece for Gawker's popular science fiction fan site io9 with the excellent and inarguably worthy title "Why the PARANOIA RPG's Alpha Complex is the greatest dystopia of all time."

Certain points in this praiseworthy piece show a lack of familiarity with the current Mongoose Publishing edition of PARANOIA, and regrettably there is no mention of the official line of novels from Ultraviolet Books. But it's the work of moments for loyal citizens to drop by, create a Gawker account, and post a gentle correction in the comments.


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