This game is firmly based on an original idea by Nic Haynes, of Cakey Pig Productions, without whom it would never have existed. It was developed into its current form by Mo Holkar and Emma Stuttard.

Bibliography

• Victorian England as seen by Punch F E Huggett
• Mayhew's London Henry Mayhew
  This is an excellent source for characters if you want to come from the working classes. Also conveys an excellent sense of London in the mid-Victorian era.
• Victorian Things Asa Briggs
• Victorian People Asa Briggs
  Asa Briggs is considered to be a leading authority on Victorian England, so anything by the same author would be useful.
• London 1808-1870: The Infernal Wen Francis Sheppard
• Victoria's Heyday J R Priestley
• The Victorian City, Images and Realities Edited by H J Dyos and M Wolff
• The Writer's Guide to Everyday Life in Regency and Victorian England Kristine Hughes
• Victorian Patchwork Cyril Pearl
  Fascinating collection of stories from the period.

Contents:

• Introduction
• Creating a Character
• Character Development
• Overview of Victorian London
• Prominent Persons of the Age
• Technology and Transport
• The Culture of the Age
• Treatment and Care of the Insane
• Practicalities of Playing the Game
• Acknowledgements and Bibliography