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Gryphon
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02-11-03, 10:13 PM (EST) |
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1. "RE: Reporting"
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>How does being a "professional writer" in any capacity affect your >writing as a hobby? Have you noticed that you tend to write your >fiction with a little more, attention to detail, I guess, or is the >last thing you wanna do when you get home to write? I haven't noticed all that much of an effect, other than the fact that the stress level of my job saps my energy and slows me down creatively. As far as direct interference, not really - it's a totally different kind of writing. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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NeoRavenK7
Member since 2-11-03
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02-12-03, 00:56 AM (EST) |
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3. "RE: Reporting"
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'Profesional Writing'? There is a such thing? Dear god... Since when does writing have to be profesional except in a form that exists in an office setting? Oh, and don't mind me, I'm just being naive. ^_^;;; "Human suffering is such a unique prviledge." -Rene D'anclaude, Armitage The Third. "The hard part about playing chicken is knowing when to flinch." Capt. Bart Mancusoe, The Hunt For Red October. |
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Ebony
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02-13-03, 11:33 AM (EST) |
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10. "RE: Reporting"
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>>>'Profesional Writing'? There is a such thing? >> >>Did you think the people who write the stuff in newspapers, magazines, >>and radio and television scripts did it for free? >> >Don't forget books, although sometimes the royalties are so small that >you might as well have written it for free. 'Royalties'? What are royalties? I get paid in this ambiguous credit that means that someday, I'll get a check from our CFO, when the company has the money to pay the staff writers. Of course, I am a stockholder, which means that I have a nice paper certificate and I get to listen to the CFO argue with the Art Director and the Line Developers about paying the freelance artists and writers too much (his opinion) or not enough (theirs). Ah, the joys of owning your own game company .... Ebony the Black Dragon Senior Editor (and Writer, and Shareholder), Living Room Games http://www.lrgames.com
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gizmo
Member since 1-3-03
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02-13-03, 09:55 AM (EST) |
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9. "RE: Reporting"
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>True, I forgot about publications and the such. Do you ever read anything that's not a fanic? How do you "forget about publications"? >But I would never really want to take such a job unless it were something I truly >enjoyed doing. Well, you know with the economy these days you'll be lucky to even find a job, nevermind something that you'll even slightly enjoy. You can't be picky. Some jobs are a lot better than being broke. >My girlfriend, for example, has written a trully excellent pokemon fanfic that she is >going to attempt to have published. Pokemon Fanfic, that's all I have to say about that one. -Giz |
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NeoRavenK7
Member since 2-11-03
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02-16-03, 02:27 AM (EST) |
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12. "RE: Reporting"
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LAST EDITED ON 02-16-03 AT 02:30 AM (EST) Sorry, but I'm what your grandparents might call 'scatter-brained'. To give you an idea, stick Radical Edward, Tom Greene, and a lot of god-awful animation into one small space and you'll have what's going on in my head in a nutshull. And people wonder why I miss details? Don't ask me how I can function as a member of society like this. All I know is that about every ten minutes my trains of thought are either derailed or are nowhere near the tracks they started on.Oh, and about the last remark about pokemon fanfic, It's a lot like anime here in America. You have the absolutley horrible stuff that's meant for S&G to begin with, then gets tossed through translators and censors and wind up on your brain like a toxic waste dump... And then you have those wonderful fansubbed diamonds in the rough. Damaged is one of those, trust me on that one. Besides, if I had just thought that UF was just some POS written by a fourteen year old (No offense, Gryphon) then I certainly would have been a shallow person, true? -Raven Don't mind me, I'm like Radical Edward in the head. "Human suffering is such a unique prviledge." -Rene D'anclaude, Armitage The Third. "The hard part about playing chicken is knowing when to flinch." Capt. Bart Mancusoe, The Hunt For Red October. |
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Gryphon
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02-16-03, 01:38 PM (EST) |
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13. "RE: Reporting"
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>Sorry, but I'm what your grandparents might call 'scatter-brained'. >To give you an idea, stick Radical Edward, Tom Greene, and a lot of >god-awful animation into one small space and you'll have what's going >on in my head in a nutshull.And you're thinking of buying a gun? Reconsider. >Besides, if I had just thought that UF was just some POS written by a >fourteen year old Actually, I was 18 at the time I wrote that particular POS. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/
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WengFook
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02-17-03, 06:26 AM (EST) |
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15. "RE: Reporting"
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>>>Besides, if I had just thought that UF was just some POS written by a >>>fourteen year old >> >>Actually, I was 18 at the time I wrote that particular POS. > >I know you probably get tired of hearing this, but UF core isn't a >POS. It's a good laugh. Not as polished as SOS, or Twilight, but it's >good. I *like* the fact that it's full of in jokes. Even though I'm >sure I'm missing half of 'em. :-) now I am not trying to be offensive but what is POS? I hazard a guess for it to be er...Piece Of Shit.... No offense meant. Its just that a lot of abbreviations people on forums use just sail clear over my head. (having no internet-capable PC of my own contributes a lot to this problem) -WF-Qu'est-ce que Hoek?!- "-Groovy-" Ash after attaching the chainsaw in Evil Dead 2. |
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NeoRavenK7
Member since 2-11-03
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02-18-03, 03:21 PM (EST) |
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16. "RE: Reporting"
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*sighs* Folks, to prevent any misunderstandings I do not think UF is crappy in any way, shape or form. I was only using that to illustrate a point of veiw I might take if I were some shallow person. -Raven Don't mind me, I'm like Radical Edward in the head. "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity" -Edgar Allen Poe. "Human suffering is such a unique prviledge." -Rene D'anclaude, Armitage The Third. "The hard part about playing chicken is knowing when to flinch." Capt. Bart Mancusoe, The Hunt For Red October. |
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