Credits

Choice of the Vampire

Writer: Jason Stevan Hill
Artwork: Nikki Cook, Vasilis Lolos, Amy Wilkins.
Copy Editor: Brad "J" Warner.
Continuity Testing: Rachel Eryn Torres, Brad "J" Warner.
Beta-Testers: Anna (@apple), Ari Agbabian, Heather Albano, Rodericka Applewhaite, A. Ricky Backhouse-Smith, Uma Basole, Brandi Bowden, Casey Butterfield, Tamara Diaz, Noah Duesterberg-Chavez, Joel Hafvenstein, Stephanie Holderness, Lakeisha Johnson, Calvin Jones, Amy Karlson, Eliza Li, Lysander_Xen, Peter C. Macko, Brittany Martin, Marissa Molnar, Steven J. Nelson, Gabriel Requião, Jim Ross-Drummond, Aleksandra Šafarik, Dominic Selvo, Marita Solberg, Adam Strong-Morse, Anise Strong-Morse, Kári Tulinius.
Narrative Testing: Aletheia Knights
Managing Editor: Dan Fabulich
ChoiceScript Language Design and Development: Dan Fabulich

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About the Author

Jason Stevan Hill is Chief Operating Officer of Choice of Games LLC. He was fascinated with vampires from an early age—including being named "Most Likely to Become a Vampire" in his high-school yearbook—and was convinced after much prodding by Dan Fabulich to write an interactive fiction about them. He and his live-in mime—ahem, domestic partner—live a disappointingly polychromatic life in Brooklyn.

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About Choice of Games

Choice of Games is the world's largest publishing house for interactive novels. Our award-winning games are entirely text-based—hundreds of thousands of words and hundreds of choices, without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Choose your path: your choices control the story.

Since 2009, we've published more than 150 interactive novels on Steam, web, and our "Choice of Games" app for iPhone and Android, including multiple nominees for the SFWA Nebula Award. We publish more than a dozen games a year, and we continue to expand our back catalog of older games, which we make available for free to all readers.

Using ChoiceScript, the scripting language we've created for developing interactive novels, an individual author can write a full-length branching narrative, hundreds of thousands of words long, all in a single voice, under one creative vision. A player might read around 20% of those words on one playthrough, ensuring that our games remain fresh each time you play.

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