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Comic News Insider Interview

We hooked up with Jimmy Aquino of the Comic News Insider while we were at the Bristol Comic Expo. You can listen to his interview here

If you’ve got a copy, please feel free to contribute and map your location.

The interest in The Arrival and the whole project was very encouraging. We’re fired-up and looking forward to many of the challenges associated with producing a new project such as Clockwork Watch.

We’d like to thank Harry Markos, Matt Gibbs, Doctor Geof, Conor McCreery, Anthony Del Col, Jimmy Aquino, and James Pearson (Bayou Arcana).

Here are some pictures and a short video…

We were interviewed for Jimmy Aquino’s Podcast!

Jimmy Aquino and the Clockwork Watch Team

Barry and David of Geek Syndicate

Barry and David

Jennie signs another copy

Jennie signs another copy

When the show was over, we went to the pub…

A much awaited trip to the pub

So what happened? Well, you need to read the latest news in the London Gazette…

Here are some snippets of the day’s activities:

Professor Elemental Rap Class

The Lady and Tiger Illusion Clock Unveiled

Photo Gallery

Tomorrow's World Today

• A LARP
• A Street Market
• An Exposition
• An Art Exhibition

This immersive and participatory story offers more!

Caterers “What The Dickens?” are planning to produce authentic Victorian Street Food! Yes, we’re going the distance on this, you had better believe it!

How does Kedgeree sound?
A buttery rice dish with smoked haddock, mild Indian spices topped with a poached egg. This is a traditional Victorian Anglo-Indian breakfast and a What The Dickens? speciality.

Tomorrow’s World… Today! is the immersive and participatory launch event for our Victorian love story called “Clockwork Watch“.

This interview was broadcast on the Panel Borders show, Resonance FM in London.

Jennie interviewed by Alex Fitch (Panelboarders)

All pre-ordered copies of “Clockwork Watch: The Arrival” are being posted this weekend, in preparation for the launch of our story at “Tomorrow’s World… Today!” on May 6th.

This blog post relates to the live event. If you’re reading this we hope you come to join the fun!

Tomorrow’s World… Today! is the first step in a long and adventurous journey.

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To make “Tomorrow’s World… Today” simple and enjoyable, we’ve put together a few pointers on what the event is about, the themes you can expect and on getting the most out of participating.

Please take a few moments to read this post, and remember that if you have any questions you are welcome to contact the event organisers at: info@advancementofsciences.com

All clear? OK, then let’s start off with a little flavour text…

TOMORROW’S WORLD…TODAY!
Be introduced to the Department for the Advancement of Sciences!
Marvel at their quest to develop a fully functional automaton!
Explore the brave new world of Clockwork Watch

Clockwork Watch explores non-colonial, multicultural Victoriana, set at a time of peace, when mechanics and science are the two most important developments in the world.

The universe-revealing extravaganza is the first live public event in the Clockwork Watch story.

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REGISTERING
So, you’d like to join us, and know that the event is something to do with science and clockwork, but to really enjoy yourself, you’ll want to register a character.

Registering a character isn’t essential, but doing so means the organisers will have a chance to tailor certain aspects of the game to make it more enjoyable. If a lot of people choose to play one particular Faction (more on this later!), then we can ensure there is enough plot and intrigue to keep everyone interested.

Playing a character at the event is a little like participating in a Murder Mystery event. It’s interactive theatre, without a script but with plenty to do for everyone.

We the organisers will run games and amusements throughout the day, and it’s entirely up to you how involved you want to get, and for how long. Stay for the day or stay an hour, as long as you have fun then we’re happy!

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So, in order to register your character, you’ll need to follow these steps:

1) Decide on Your Faction.
The world we’ve created has 6 Factions to choose from. These will give you an idea not only of what to wear, but also how to behave and what your motives are.

Perhaps you favour the artistic Aesthetics, or prefer the down-to-earth Trade Unionists; either way we almost certainly have a Faction to interest you.

More on the available factions can be seen here: http://www.advancementofsciences.com/the-game.php#factions

2) Decide on Your Name.
What will you call yourself? Remember that the game is set in an alternative Victorian period, so we’d advise going for something of that period.

If you’re having trouble thinking of something, don’t worry. You can use your own name and we’ll be happy to create something for you.

3) Register the Character.
All ready to go? Then register your new character online!
Remember, registering helps us to prepare a better event which means more fun for everyone involved. You can register online at: http://www.clockworkwatch.com/user/register

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SOME FINAL WORDS
Once you’ve registered, we’ll take care of the rest and look forward to seeing you at the event on Sunday May 6th, at No. 10, Bermondsey Street Tunnel (off Tooley Street), London, SE1. We’ll be there from 2pm, so feel free to drop in at any point.

Of course, if you’re really keen to get involved, there are still plenty of other ways to go about it. You’ll probably want to think about what to wear, so we have prepared a costume guide for just this purpose. You can find this online at: http://advancementofsciences.com/primer.php#costume

Want to get really involved? Well, this is a science event, so why not register an invention to bring along? Details of this can be found at: http://www.advancementofsciences.com/call-for-inventions.php