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Congrats to Jason and his wife! Is this their first child? If so... BWUAHAHAHAHA!!! :D

ACK... I have been caught! /me goes to slay the darn typo demon. Well you see, that darn "4" key is just too close to the "3" key. Yeah, that's it. :D

Mr. Donovan, How are back issues handled? If I were to subscribe today, would I have access to the back issues and 52 weeks worth of zines, or no back issues, or back issues and however many zines minus the number of back issues previously done? Whew... I hope I didn't lose anyone in that...

Re: Re: Re: 12,000 words Well, I certainly am not questioning the quality of your writing, but I have to ask if that rate is just pure fiction/short story/what-have-you writing, or does that include game mechanics as well (monster/spell/feat/etc. generation)?

While I agree somewhat, I'm having trouble seeing everyone being so willing to pay extra -- people are complaining of 300+ page hardbacks priced at $39.95 that are full color, have quality paper, and happen to be damn sweet in content on top of it all.* What would you suggest MSRPs should be...

Well, since the initial post failed to point out any examples that could strengthen his claim, and Ghoti's second post provided a couple rather weak examples, I would have to say this:

Try downloading Netscape 7.0 -- works fine for me. :)

The following is the only contact info I could find at the AP site: Marcelo A. Figueroa C/o Avalanche Press, Ltd. West Coast Division 1463 West Cypress Avenue San Dimas, CA 91773 Ph: 909-592-4314 Cph: 909-322-1526 Fax: 413-618-1583 Em: squidguru@adelphia.net Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm Pacific...

That truly sucks. Well, why not try and get some other subscribers that have paid multiple years in advance to write complaint letters to either WotC or Paizo Publishing? I imagine if Jesse Decker or Anthony Valterra were made aware of the situation, as opposed to simple customer service...

One more thing to note: Publishers should be made of sterner stuff than this. If your product gets a bad review, suck in your gut, lift your head high, and work your arse off to make the next product as best you can. If anyone needs an example of a publisher that has done this very thing, go...

Why shouldn't a reviewer be allowed to suggest whether or not they believe the product in question is truly worthy of being purchased? That is why reviewers review products, is it not? What is the difference between giving a product a score of "1", which literally means "Appalling", and...

Well, the title is kinda self-explanatory. Basically, what in your opinions, is the *best* program for monster creation? And could you provide a link to whatever you list? Thanks!

And here I wondered how you got that mighty post count of yours. :D

Re: Re: 2 Suggestions Actually, PC is just one of many that have the ability to do this. If PC wants to archive threads, then great, but one or more of the others could easily assist him (and those of us that peruse the archives) by eliminating the off-topic posts that detract from otherwise...

Not to hijack this thread, but is the above a hint that DF may see a rebirth with GR? Or am I just looking/hoping too much into nothing?

I'm sorry Chris, but I *have* to ask: Where did you get paid ELEVEN CENTS per word? Well, I understand if you can't answer that, but at what stage in your career was this? I was going to state that same sentiment regarding 2 cents a word, but I was hoping someone else would beat me to it. ;)

PLEASE everyone, do as two others in this thread have done and supply a summary or the name of the thread with the link. I'm not meaning to be rude, but I'm not about to go searching for worthy threads, just to waste PC's time by seeing duplicate link after duplicate link.

Simple. Easy. Tell us the truth. And after that, try a legitimate apology. 1. If the e-mail was directed at Simon Collins and EN World, then simply ADMIT it. If this is the case, then give an apology. 2. If Steve Creech was really the one that the e-mail was about, then ADMIT it, as opposed...

I'm in total agreement with Monte here. From my own experiences with various publishers and their rates, I've discovered that .03 a word is pretty much the industry norm. To even suggest "0.5 to 2 cents" a word makes me cringe. (I am not an established "name" by any means and I've never been...