#digital web

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Digital Web Cover Art by John Zeleznik

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Wallpaper. Digital art on web.

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New Organization: The Journal for Garou Studies

The Journal for Garou Studies is the only publication of it's kind. Founded originally by Leopold Valkenburg in the early 20th century, it served to catalog his findings on garou psychology for internal circulation between him and his colleagues without violating The Litany at his offices. It has since expanded to become an archive of research conducted by garou and kinfolk alike. Its curation has fallen into the care of the Glass Walkers, who possess the power to bring these articles into and out of the umbra.

Access to this journal requires entry to the Digital Web, and access to the science papers themselves require entering the Glass Walkers' library, whose digital librarians swiftly deduce which library card holders are garou, or not. The journal itself covers numerous topics relevant to human-born garou. A good portion of the articles published contain data that serve to bring accuracy to the garou's oral tradition using times and places, out of hopes to better connect the garou and their kinfolk to the greater spiritual world through comprehension and a reinforcement of their beliefs. Other topics include profiles on locations, specific spirits, enemies of the garou, kinfolk and garou psychology, sociology, and anthropology. Kinfolk and garou intellectuals often finding themselves facing difficulty coming to terms with the realities of animism often find themselves grounded and affirmed through these papers. Despite the success of the journal and popularity among kinfolk in particular, it's prevalence among garou is controversial in many circles outside of the cities.

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Digital Web by John Zeleznik, 1994