This is what we call the direct approach.
Hi. My name is Renée Ritchie, and I'd like to get my foot in the door writing for the role-playing game industry. While I would like to focus on the pencil-and-paper roleplaying games, I am also open to writing for the video game industry. Of course, these are not the only two avenues I would like to pursue in my writing career, but these are areas of definite interest.
As far as previously published work, I have had a short play published in 2004 edition of Mosaic (the annual art and literary journal from the University of California, Riverside) entitled "A Likely Story, Mr. Jones..." A later draft of this play, extended and re-titled "Bloodletting," was performed as part of UCR Playworks, a free program of one-act plays from up-and-coming student writers.
I have no preference as far as setting: horror, fantasy, science fiction, urban, you name it. I am currently working on a portfolio that will showcase my talents in said settings not only in a fiction format, but also for the stage and screen.
If anyone reading this has any advice or questions, please e-mail them to me at the following e-mail address (fiddled with to avoid spamming programs):
rinijupiter at gmail dot com
If anyone reading this does NOT have any advice or questions, but knows someone who might be able to help me, by all means, please send them here! Considering the nature of this post, I think it is safe to say I need all the help I can get.
As far as previously published work, I have had a short play published in 2004 edition of Mosaic (the annual art and literary journal from the University of California, Riverside) entitled "A Likely Story, Mr. Jones..." A later draft of this play, extended and re-titled "Bloodletting," was performed as part of UCR Playworks, a free program of one-act plays from up-and-coming student writers.
I have no preference as far as setting: horror, fantasy, science fiction, urban, you name it. I am currently working on a portfolio that will showcase my talents in said settings not only in a fiction format, but also for the stage and screen.
If anyone reading this has any advice or questions, please e-mail them to me at the following e-mail address (fiddled with to avoid spamming programs):
rinijupiter at gmail dot com
If anyone reading this does NOT have any advice or questions, but knows someone who might be able to help me, by all means, please send them here! Considering the nature of this post, I think it is safe to say I need all the help I can get.