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2. www.marclaidlaw.com › 400-boys-art400 Boys Art - Marc Laidlaw

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   Jun 24, 2016 · 400 Boys Art 06-24-2016 1:55 AM After hearing me talk about David Fincher’s abandoned animated “400 Boys” project (part of an attempt to revive Heavy Metal as a 3D feature) on The Outer Dark podcast (listen in for the full story), Anya Martin of that very same podcast contacted Raymond Swanland and managed to get permission to post two pieces of concept art.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Marc_LaidlawMarc Laidlaw - Wikipedia

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   Marc Laidlaw is an American writer. He is a former lead writer for the video game company Valve , where he worked on the Half-Life series before his departure in 2016. Before joining Valve, Laidlaw was a novelist working in the fantasy and horror genres, and in 1996 won the International Horror Guild Award for his novel The 37th Mandala .

4. valvearchive.com › laidlaw-vaultValve Archive - Laidlaw Vault

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   Marc Laidlaw's Writings. While no design documents of Valve titles have ever been released, all of the concept writings by Marc Laidlaw are contained here. All are sourced from Half-Life 2: Raising The Bar, marclaidlaw.com, or valvetime.net. Games: Half-Life; Half-Life 2; Epistle 3

5. weirdfictionreview.com › 2014/04/101-weird-writers101 Weird Writers #32 -- Marc Laidlaw | Weird Fiction Review

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   Apr 23, 2014 · # Apr 23, 2014. 101 Weird Writers #32 — Marc Laidlaw. Art, Death, and Strangeness in "The Diane Arbus Suicide Portfolio" Kat Clay. This post is part of an ongoing series on 101 weird writers featured in The Weird compendium, the anthology that serves as the inspiration for this site.

6. www.artofthetitle.com › title › half-lifeHalf-Life (1998) — Art of the Title

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   Director: Randy Pitchford. Producer: Gabe Newell. Game Design Lead: Matthew Armstrong. Art Director: Ted Backman. Writers: Matthew Armstrong, Marc Laidlaw. Voices: Kathy Levin, Michael Shapiro. Music: Kelly Bailey.

7. www.gamedeveloper.com › business › valve-s-writersValve's Writers And The Creative Process - Game Developer

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   Nov 2, 2009 · Valve's Writers And The Creative Process. Business. In a rare interview, Valve writing lynchpins Marc Laidlaw and Erik Wolpaw talk in-depth on the narrative structure and pithy quips behind critically feted games like Half-Life 2, Portal, and Left 4 Dead 2. Kris Graft, Contributor. November 2, 2009.

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   Who is Marc Laidlaw?

   • Marc Laidlaw is an American writer. He is a former lead writer for the video game company Valve, where he worked on the Half-Life series before his departure in 2016. Before joining Valve, Laidlaw was a novelist working in the fantasy and horror genres, and in 1996 won the International Horror Guild Award for his novel The 37th Mandala .

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   Why did Laidlaw not get a publisher?

   • In 2018, Laidlaw completed a new novel, Underneath the Oversea, but could not find a publisher and self-published it on Kindle. He said the publishing world had "forgotten who he was" and that his age prevented publishers from building a new audience.

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   Did Laidlaw play computer games?

   • Laidlaw had played computer and arcade games, but was not intrigued until he played Myst (1993). He obsessed over Myst and bought a new computer so that he could play it. He wrote The Third Force (1996), a tie-in novel based on the world of the Gadget computer game. [citation needed]

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   When did Laidlaw join Valve?

   • Laidlaw joined the video game company Valve while they were developing their first game, the first-person shooter (FPS) Half-Life (1998). He was originally hired to work on another game, Prospero, but switched when Prospero was canceled and the Half-Life project expanded.

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