Moon Books recently interviewed Frédéric Calendini, the creator of the LoneWolfDS project.

The legendary Moonstone was created by the god-like Shianti, whose presence upon Magnamund heralded the dawn of Humanity. It contains the might of all the Shianti’s magic and wisdom – the sum of their divine knowledge. Lone Wolf, Supreme Master of the Kai, has successfully retrieved the Moonstone following its theft by the forces of […]

In case you’re not following Mongoose Publishing closely, Signs and Portents 68 has a short story by Joe Dever: The Siege of Amory.

The full-colour maps on the inside covers are what initially drew many to the Lone Wolf gamebooks. Joe Dever’s well-realised world of Magnamund seemed so vibrant and colourful thanks to these masterful illustrations. Each map only covered a small area, though, and the detail was missing from the large-scale maps of Northern Magnamund. Well, thanks […]

Here is Project Aon’s first offering of the year–Wolf’s Bane. In this penultimate adventure in the Lone Wolf saga you must hunt down and destroy your evil alter-ego before it lays waste to your proud reputation and your homeland of Sommerlund. So you’d best hurry and download it now! As well as the usual download […]

Some fans over at RPGnet are playing through the Lone Wolf gamebooks collaboratively.

During the 2008 calendar year Project Aon’s volunteers devoted many hours of their spare time to the various tasks involved in publishing the works of Joe Dever online. Much of this work was done “behind the scenes”, and so it may have seemed that little was achieved in the twelve months of 2008. This first […]

In the past few years, gamebooks have undergone something of a renaissance, and Project Aon has certainly been involved in that! It appears that our efforts have also inspired other fans of Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf series to put pen to paper and write about their interest. Step forward Anders Österberg, a contributor to Project […]

I found an amusing spam blog that mentioned Joe Dever and Lone Wolf. Far be it from me to actually link to the spam blog, so here’s a screenshot of it with the relevant bit highlighted. Because I’m curious, I had to find out where the text came from: Wikipedia of course. It’s a strange […]

The generous gamebook fans at the Italian-language Librogame’s Land site have graciously allowed us to host an English-language interview they conducted with Joe Dever regarding his four-book Freeway Warrior series. This is particularly timely in view of Project Aon’s imminent release of the first of these books–Highway Holocaust. The interview covers the origins of the […]