So there are some people working on putting together the 2008 Roleplaying Game Blog Anthology in print with the intention of getting the blogging scene's ideas into real-world shops.
I was only vaguely aware of the project through Grognardia's note that his Gygaxian Naturalism phrase had been appropriated as a fundraising t-shirt slogan. However, I thought nothing of it, as I didn't think it concerned me at all.
However, I was recently informed that two of the LotFP: RPG blog entries, specifically this and this, were nominated for inclusion and would make it into the final book, pending my permission. Which I gladly gave.
Awesome. More news on this as things actually happen.
I was only vaguely aware of the project through Grognardia's note that his Gygaxian Naturalism phrase had been appropriated as a fundraising t-shirt slogan. However, I thought nothing of it, as I didn't think it concerned me at all.
However, I was recently informed that two of the LotFP: RPG blog entries, specifically this and this, were nominated for inclusion and would make it into the final book, pending my permission. Which I gladly gave.
Awesome. More news on this as things actually happen.
Awesome. Your guide to adventure writing is one of the best posts I've read on that subject.
ReplyDeleteI just finished the first draft layout of one of your article's today, in fact. Also, every monday on my blog I usually have a weekly update as to the status of the project. So far, 51 blog articles from about 39 blogs are included. I have 4 assistant editors, 6 artists, and even sponsors (who are donating to help offset the printing costs for the contributing author's copies). I'm very happy you agreed to participate James - your two articles are probably in the "most meaty" bunch of the manuscript.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I love your post entitled "Is this how D&D is supposed to be played?"
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I can't wait to see the final book.
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