[UA] Writing for UA (was: Re: [UA] Demonground & Fan Submissions)

[Greg Stolze]

>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Greg Stolze" <holycrow at mindspring.com>
>
>>And I've really reached
>> a point in my writing career where I only need to work on work that really
>> interests me.  So that's all good.  Thanks for the thought though.  And
>> Tynes probably doesn't have women throwing money at him the way I do.
>
>Well, we all know that Tynes has those coca loca contracts with the
>Tcho-Tchos that we weren't meant to talk about.
>
>On the topic of writing, though, when can we expect to see the next UA
>instalment? As far as I can tell, it's been a while since the last one. :)
>Also, what's the deal with writing published stuff for UA? I've noticed the
>pages and pages of author names for most of the books, so I take it you're
>pretty free and easy with publishing stuff that sounds good. :)

The forthcoming schedule is (in order)...

* Ascension of the Magdaline -- a Coriolis line D&D/UA crossover set in
medieval Europe.

* UA2 -- Tynes and I work far too hard for no pay to make a great game better.

After that, at some point, you get...

* Break. Today.  -- A 100% Stolze Mak Attax book, including a huge campaign
that's really the first chunk of the long promised (or threatened) "Walker
In Your Face."

* The Rough Guide -- A Palmer/Mearls book on the OU in the USA.

Tynes, did I forget anything?  I'm flying high on merlot and Vicks Vaporub
fumes right now.

-G.

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work in a china shop, and your boss can only communicate by throwing things.

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