Smallpress RPG publisher. Fantasy, Occult, and Weird primarily producing OSR content. Based in Glasgow, Scotland. 

Early history

Lost Pages was founded in 2012 by Paolo Greco, who recently had decided that academia was frustrating as hell. Barely employed, from of a desk make of loudspeakers and a cabinet door they developed 'Adventure Fantasy Game', and then went off to release a series of spellbooks, including some bound by hand by Paolo, who dabbles in bookbinding and printmaking. This helped grow a strong and idiosincratic aesthetic, made in equal measures of 17th century pamphlets, medieval grimoires, and 20th century technical handbooks, often at the same time both game material and in-world artefact and prop.

Publishing

Lost Pages soon after became a publisher, and released other games such as Chris McDowell's 'Into the Odd', Brendan Strejcek's 'Wonder & Wickedness', and Eric Nieudan's 'Macchiato Monsters', who all went to gained recognition and success, inspiring a slew of other games and creations.

Book of Gaub

Lost Pages in 2020 completes its first kickstarted campaign for the 'Book of Gaub', a creepy horror spellbook inspired by titles such as Babadook, Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, Stephen King’s works like Misery and The Shining. Written by a collective of seven authors, the Lost Pages' first kickstarter, Book of Gaub is major turning point for the publisher: the budget was finally enough for Paolo to flex his book design skills and produce a beautiful handbook, bound in duo-tone blue-purple cloth, with an embossed cover, fine Munken cream paper, and a cohesive aesthetic and mood despite being written by a crowd.