A question about publishing

[FrostedMini1337]

O. Hai.

At the comic book store the question has been raised by some of the creative writing majors what it "takes" (I.E. how do you go about) publishing something for D&D as a freelance person?

And now I'm curious too. What hopes does one jump through?

 

[RangerWickett]

You don't want to start your own publishing company. I'd suggest posting fan-made stuff online for a while, getting feedback, getting a sense of what people like, before you try to sell anything for money. Also, if you have a bit of mild fame online, it's easier for you to go to a publisher and tell them, "Hey, I've got writing experience. Trust me to write something for you."

Hopefully you'll pick a publisher who'll make money.

 

[FrostedMini1337]

I don't think they want to start a company. They're just some drunk creative writing majors that don't want to get sued.

 

[JVisgaitis]

I don't think they want to start a company. They're just some drunk creative writing majors that don't want to get sued.

Follow the Dragon Guidelines on Wizards website. From there, other gigs will open themselves up.