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Choices: The Devil His Due
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| Title: | Choices: The Devil His Due |
| Publisher: | KnightWriter Press, then Bill Hupe |
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| Author(s): | Linda Mooney |
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| Date(s): | 1997 |
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| Fandom: | Quantum Leap |
| Language: | English |
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Choices: The Devil His Due is a gen Choose Your Own Adventure Fic 131-page novel by Linda Knights. It is undated but appears to have been published in 1997.
This is an "interactive fanzine." Similar fanworks are the zines Margaret's Clock (Beauty and the Beast) and Choices: Castle Ruideg (Garrison's Gorrillas).
Description
...similar to the choose your own adventure books, but with much more detail. Sam leaps into 1960s Hollywood, meeting up with all sorts of familiar faces, and you the reader, must help him complete his mission. [1]
Reactions and Reviews
Two out of five stars. An interactive story, the kind where you answer a question at a decision point and go to the indicated page, by Linda Knights. Good idea, fair execution, marred by circular choice paths. Some of the numbering must be wrong, but there is no way to figure out all the corrections needed to get rid of the dead ends and infinite loops.[2]
References
- ^ from Media Monitor
- ^ from QL Zine Reviews File #2 by Mary Anne Espenshade (July 1, 1994)