Anthony Adam wrote:
Great idea. Useful for anyone looking to get into writing the scene or for those to review their own methods, ensuring they are on par with semi-established writers. Maybe develop this into a showcase series for each issue. This time in Wayfinder we discuss..."Monster Creation". Granted, including articles that depict writing mechanics may kill the overall "feel" of the magazine since it dips away from theme, but its definitely something to consider for the community. I mean, if you want to hold up integrity, I suppose the writing could be formatted as a way to instruct new Pathfinders of "proper journal etiquette"; a sort of English Comp course for initiates of the Society. Alternatively and taking WF out of the target source, a series of blog articles or messageboard posts tied to the "Community Forums" would also bring about similar results.
Timitius wrote: ...Once all of the assignments (editing and art) go out, we'll turn our attention back to the Bestiary book, and see if we can't finish that up next... Tim, I'm late to the game but please give me a shout if you need any more editors. I have a fair amount of writing/publishing experience and oodles of free time on my hands over the next few weeks!
Snorter wrote:
Eek. Not really. Words are my medium of choice, at the moment. Thanks for the info. I'll sit tight for #17. ;D
Slightly off topic...Pandora has an incredible Stranger Things station: The Upside Down.
kwiqsilver wrote:
You have my pen/keyboard. No programming knowledge, but I'm able to write/edit and perform data entry for days. I can also do some limited photoshopping/graphic design. |