SPAC

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SPAC (Sociedad para la Preservación de las Aventuras Conversacionales) is a Spanish webzine similar to, and inspired by SPAG.

It's been published since October 2000 as a HTML monthly ezine. It has over 40 issues so far and is still published on HTML on a quarterly basis.

SPAC' articles cover not only games' reviews, as is mostly the case with SPAG, but also include authors' interviews, Spanish comps organization and (logs of) their results, authoring/programming issues on the interactive fiction scene.

All articles (except the Editorial section, of course) are fan-made and generally centered on Spanish works, though the most important developments of the mainstream of interactive fiction have a reasonable coverage.

[edit] External links

• SPAC Webpage
• SPAG Webpage - Society for the Promotion of Adventure Games, English Fanzine.
• CAAD - Club de Aventuras AD: Spanish IF Community webpage.
• Premios Hispanos Annual Spanish IF Competition.