The Dungeon Master: The Disappearance of James Dallas Egbert III
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Genre: Biographies & Memoirs
Book Type: Paperback
Author:
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs
Book Type: Paperback
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Dear's book has all the elements of a good Ross MacDonald detective novel. First there's the missing boy. A shy homosexual youth with a history of drug abuse, Egbert was addicted to science fiction and the fantasy game Dungeouns & Dragons. Then there is author/private investigator Dear, who emerges in his own account as a kind of investigative Ereryman; a hard guy with a soft heart, single-minded in his quest to find Dallas Egbert...Dear immersed himself in Dallas Egberts world. He tried Dungeons & Dragons, experiencing a discomfiting merger of his personality into the role the game required him to play...He grew obsessed with the need to search Michigan State's nightmarish tunnels...
Dear's book has all the elements of a good Ross MacDonald detective novel. First there's the missing boy. A shy homosexual youth with a history of drug abuse, Egbert was addicted to science fiction and the fantasy game Dungeouns & Dragons. Then there is author/private investigator Dear, who emerges in his own account as a kind of investigative Ereryman; a hard guy with a soft heart, single-minded in his quest to find Dallas Egbert...Dear immersed himself in Dallas Egberts world. He tried Dungeons & Dragons, experiencing a discomfiting merger of his personality into the role the game required him to play...He grew obsessed with the need to search Michigan State's nightmarish tunnels...
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