Tales From Earth: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:17, 2 December 2005

Violet Kiteway wants us to write a book for her.
She plans to have it published by Seaside Press.
Once it's published, she can use her credentials as a published author to get access to the diary of Anthony Granier

Entries should be themed: Games
- Let me re-emphasize: Entries should be themed: Games
- Any game will do, and I believe if a submission is strong enough we can probably look the other way if it doesn't have much to do with any literal games.
We do not have a given length minimum or maximum on individual entries.
Entries may be poetry, prose, or most anything else.
Seaside Press as said they will allow some illustrations.
- However this is not an art book, bear in mind. Think black-and-white.

Use this page as an index of other pages.

Please format your page titles thusly:

Tales From Earth:Title

Add a link on this page your own work, like this:

Tales From Earth:Title - User:YourName  date, length
Add a short description of the work here.

So for example, if Sente were to write a piece on his family, he might format it like so:

Tales From Earth:Kiteway Crazies - User:Sente  28-NOV-05, 5000 words
A short treatise on my lunatic daughters, both of whom cavort with strangers.

Also note, people may choose to post articles on some other site (such as a blog) and link to it from here.

Tales From Earth:The Assignment - User:Enigmaster 29-NOV-05, 1337 words (:D)

A short story, illustrating one of the many pressures of student life.

Tales From Earth:Ramblerhymes I and II - User:GasparLewis  29-NOV-05, 1000+ words

A free-form, semi-poignant tirade about nothing... in a good way.

Tales From Earth: The night - User:Specterz  29-NOV-05, 500 words

A little rant about nights on Earth.

Tales From Earth:Coffee Addiction - User:Coxtin 29-NOV-05, 1081 words

A NON_AUTOBIOGRAHPICAL story about a man who loves coffee.

Tales From Earth:peta - User:Coxtin 29-NOV-05, 1225 words

A story in which a monkey gives relationship advice which is unwelcome

Tales From Earth:Expedition - User:Forg 29-NOV-05, 1290 words

Another day comes, another day goes...

Tales From Earth:Reality? Virtually! - User:Sentinel  28-NOV-05 2581 words

A discussion of the ever blurring boundaries between reality and the world of gaming.

Tales From Earth:The Politics of Power - User:Frankie Roberto  30-NOV-05 0 words

(A work in progress) An essay on the different methods of energy-generation used on Earth, and the politics behind them.

Tales From Earth:Collaborative Effort - The Unfiction Community

(A work in progress) This story is being written and assembled by a volunteer collection of forumers. A proper title is to be deteremined.

Tales From Earth:Games-Sports-Ultimate Frisbee - User:kobeyu 01-DEC-05 614 words

(A work in progress) A description of one of Earth's newer sports.

Tales From Earth:Perplex City D20 Module - User:Scott 01-DEC-05, 0 words

(A work in progress) A role playing game module based in Perplex City.

Tales From Earth:Where's My Meniscus and other time wasters - User:TheBozzball 02-DEC-05 0 words

(A work in progress) A short tale about a group of people who like to invent games

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   '''[[Tales From Earth:Games-Sports-Ultimate Frisbee]] - [[User:kobeyu]] 01-DEC-05 614 words'''
 ''(A work in progress)'' A description of one of Earth's newer sports.
- '''[[Tales From Earth: This Danish Royal Guy]] - [[User:TheBozzball]] 01-DEC-05 0 words'''
-''(A work in progress)'' This totally, like, unbelievable story about this danish royal guy, right? His pop (who happens, check this out, to be the king) snuffs it, and he goes wack and just, like, basically, massacres like so many people.
   '''[[Tales From Earth:Perplex City D20 Module]] - [[User:Scott]] 01-DEC-05, 0 words'''
 ''(A work in progress)'' A role playing game module based in Perplex City.
+ '''[[Tales From Earth:Where's My Meniscus and other time wasters]] - [[User:TheBozzball]] 02-DEC-05 0 words'''
+''(A work in progress)'' A short tale about a group of people who like to invent games