State of the Fanbookion
All right, so.
I'm still waiting on my physical acceptance letter to prove the email acceptance notice, but I seem to be headed for grad school in the fall. Because of that, as warned, I will not have time to do an MGS Fanbook this year.
However, given the success of last year's project and how much better it would be if, oh, it wasn't one slightly failtastic person doing everything, I find it reasonable that we start thinking about who would want to collaborate on the book, and how we can get that process started.
So, I'm opening up this space as a forum for discussion for anyone who would be interested in publishing a 2010 Fanbook. Once we have a better idea of who wants to be involved, I can get together with people about what worked, what didn't work, and some improvements that you might wish to consider going forward.
Note: because of my own experience with a partner bailing and the stress level I know can come with this project, I'm going to lay out one caution as we begin. Serious parties only, please. This is a big undertaking, and though it'll be easier with a team dividing the labor, it's still something everyone needs to pull their own weight on. There are no continues here, my friend.
I'm still waiting on my physical acceptance letter to prove the email acceptance notice, but I seem to be headed for grad school in the fall. Because of that, as warned, I will not have time to do an MGS Fanbook this year.
However, given the success of last year's project and how much better it would be if, oh, it wasn't one slightly failtastic person doing everything, I find it reasonable that we start thinking about who would want to collaborate on the book, and how we can get that process started.
So, I'm opening up this space as a forum for discussion for anyone who would be interested in publishing a 2010 Fanbook. Once we have a better idea of who wants to be involved, I can get together with people about what worked, what didn't work, and some improvements that you might wish to consider going forward.
Note: because of my own experience with a partner bailing and the stress level I know can come with this project, I'm going to lay out one caution as we begin. Serious parties only, please. This is a big undertaking, and though it'll be easier with a team dividing the labor, it's still something everyone needs to pull their own weight on. There are no continues here, my friend.