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Authors and Illustrators

Joe Dever is the author and main creative force behind the world of Magnamund. (Wikipedia article)

Gary Chalk is the illustrator of the first eight Lone Wolf books. You can also follow Gary on twitter.

Paul Barnett (John Grant) is the author of the twelve novels in the Legends of Lone Wolf series and has been an invaluable aid to Project Aon. Paul Barnett also has a LiveJournal and a journal at Dreamwidth.

Rob Adams is one of the illustrators of the Magnamund Companion.

Roger Andrews sculpted several commerative statuettes from the Legends of Lone Wolf.

Mel Grant is the illustrator of Freeway Warrior 1: Highway Holocaust and of the UK covers for all four Freeway Warrior books.

Pete Lyon is one of the illustrators of the Magnamund Companion.

Fred Gambino illustrated some of the UK book covers after Gary Chalk.

Peter Andrew Jones Peter Andrew Jones is the artist behind several Lone Wolf-related book covers and the artwork used in the Lone Wolf 10th Anniversary Calendar.

Publishers

Mongoose Publishing : A publishing company which has published D20 rules for the world of Magnamund. You can help support Project Aon by purchasing these books from Amazon.com. Also, creators of a range of Lone Wolf miniatures from 2004-present.

Alternative Armies: Creators of a range of Lone Wolf miniatures between 1992 and 1993.

Games Workshop: Creators of a range of Lone Wolf miniatures in 1985.

The World of Magnamund: Joe Dever and Francesco Mattioli worked together for a couple of years to create the definitive map of the world of Magnamund in the style of the originals.

Matchlock Miniatures: Creators of a range of Lone Wolf miniatures between 1994 and 1996.

Non-English

Copernicus Corporation: publisher of the Polish editions.

Des pinceaux et du rêve: blog of the illustrator Jidus, who created the Darkland Banners for the Lone Wolf Multi-player Gamebook RPG published by Mongoose Publishing.

Gallimard Jeunesse: publishers of the French-language editions of the Loup Solitaire and Astre d'Or (World of Lone Wolf) gamebooks.

Loup Solitaire: website by Le Grimoire, publisher of the French-language editions of the Lone Wolf RPG.

Samotny Wilk: community website for readers of the new Polish editions.

Scriptarium: website of the gamebooks worlds association by authors involved in some official projects such as the Mongoose 2nd edition RPG sourcebooks, with a French-language forum. They also produce a free webzine called Draco Venturus, which includes many Magnamund-themed articles such as background, solo adventures and gaming aids for the Lone Wolf role-playing games.

Community Sites

Tower of the Sun: Public Lone Wolf forums and collaborative creation.

Lone Wolf on Wikia: A Lone Wolf encyclopedia that anyone can edit.

Magnamund.org: This fan-managed Lone Wolf portal has been inactive for a few years. It has information about the Kaiwisdom mailing list, the original online Lone Wolf discussion forum that started it all.

Free Book Projects

Google Book Search: Search the full text of books and discover new ones.

Project Gutenberg: A similarly spirited project to transcribe public domain books into electronic format

LibriVox: voice recordings of public domain books.

The Open Library: Created by the Internet Archive to demonstrate a way that books can be represented online and to create free web access to important book collections from around the world.

The Rosetta Project: illustrated antique children's books online.

Feedbooks: high quality, free e-books in many formats

ManyBooks.net: thousands of free e-books in many formats

Software

ProFantasy Software Ltd.: Creators of Campaign Cartographer, the program that created Michael Hahn's replacement maps that appeared in the Internet Editions

QML: Quest Markup Language is a free XML-based gamebook system that allows even the XML uninitiated to distribute their own games.

Other

Books for Keeps magazine interviewed Joe Dever for their July 1984 edition and reviewed the first two Lone Wolf books.