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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Inspiring Fear: Papo & Yo
Of all the controversy stemming from the original Little Fears, the book’s references to and condemnation of child abuse was the subject most often addressed. While I did my best to approach the topic with tact and sensitivity, I was … Continue reading
Inspiring Fear: Silver Bullet
In its earliest incarnation, Little Fears was a game about kids fighting werewolves. While it soon ballooned into something much bigger, the game still presented a world perfect for stories about regular folks being terrorized by those most infamous of … Continue reading
