In search of William Stott's adventures (Goblin, Fairytale)

[BigEd]

A question came up in today's ABUG: some smallish, free, and child-friendly adventures, once freely downloadable from Shellingford School website, but unfortunately not captured at the Internet Archive.

You can see the page with the download links here:
http://web.archive.org/web/200412060352 ... downl.html

The Dragon adventure can be found at the IF Archive, and the README tells us the author is a William Stott, active in 2004 and perhaps still known to someone?

It's also possible these adventures were part of the MUSE archive, if anyone has a copy of that:

The game was eventually distributed free to schools in the London Borough of Hillingdon, and was available from the MUSE (Microcomputer Users in Secondary Education) software library until its closure a few years later.

Edit: I see Frankie and Puppet are in the IF archive too. Search for Stott here.

[iamaran]

Try this link to the Internet Archive for Deanesfield Primary School.

https://web.archive.org/web/20081015162 ... downl.html

[flaxcottage]

That's a great link, thanks.

[BigEd]

Oh, excellent - 26 zip files! Many thanks!

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[ccawley2011]

Try this link to the Internet Archive for Deanesfield Primary School.

https://web.archive.org/web/20081015162 ... downl.html

Cool, thanks!

Do you have any download links for the Z-code and Glulxe versions as well?

[leenew]

Do we know which games William Stott released for the BBC model B?

Thanks

Lee