Keith Herber

Keith Donald "Doc" Herber (3 January 1949 - 23 March 2009) was an American game designer, author, editor and musician.
== Overview==
A professional bass guitarist who has written both gaming supplements and novels for White Wolf Publishing, Keith Herber's relevance to the Cthulhu Mythos is his work on the Call of Cthulhu roleplaying game by Chaosium. Already a freelance writer for Chaosium, he joined the staff in 1989 and worked as the Call of Cthulhu line editor for the next five years until his departure in 1994; however, even after leaving the company Herber continued to provide additional material for the game through until 2008.
Hwrber was also the co-founder, with Tom Lynch Miskatonic River Press publisher profile at RPGGeek.com, of the now-defunct Announcement of Miskatonic River Press closure on games designer Bret Kramer's blog Miskatonic River Press, an independent publisher established in 2008 which specialised in Lovecraftian gaming material and fiction.
==Selected Bibliography==
===Short Fiction===
*"Fortunes" (1995)
===Gaming Material===
====Editor====
*King of Chicago (1994)
====Writer====
*Cthulhu Companion (1983)
*The Fungi from Yuggoth (1984)
*Cthulhu Now (1987, 1992, contributor)
*Blood Brothers (1990, contributor)
*Arkham Unveiled (1990)
*Tales of the Miskatonic Valley (1991, contributor)
*1920s Investigator's Companion
*H. P. Lovecraft's Dunwich (2002)
*H. P. Lovecraft's Arkham (2003)
*New Tales of the Miskatonic Valley (2008)
==References==
Category:Editors
Category:Traditional Games Designers
Category:Deceased (Real World)