Another question about the EN World Player's Journal

[sotterraneo]

I am asking for this question because I suppose others may be interested in hearing (reading...) the answer: how does the selection process for the Journal work? Specifically, if someone (me, for example...) sends some article proposals following the guidelines given elsewhere in the site, what happens next? There is a waiting time for receiving an answer? If you receive nothing, then does it mean your proposals have been refused? Are proposals being kept 'in sleep' and, as soon as the article is needed, the writer is contacted but not before? Lastly, is it possible for a non English language mothertongue (aspiring) writer to send article proposals? For artowrk there are no problems, I'm sure...

Thanks in advance!

 

[Morrus]

Have you sent one in? If so, it's probably in my "to-do" folder. Right now I'm busy getting the first issue polished off - then I have a nice big batch of proposals to work through, probably sometime in the next week or so.

I don't mind what your native language is, but it is important that the articles be written well in English.

 

[davewoodrum]

Ahhh...okay thanks! I had a few other proposals plus another submission that recieved no response/wasn't posted to appear so I figured that you just hated those... glad to know that I might have the slimmest of chance to appear in future issues.

 

[sotterraneo]

Have you sent one in? If so, it's probably in my "to-do" folder. Right now I'm busy getting the first issue polished off - then I have a nice big batch of proposals to work through, probably sometime in the next week or so.

I don't mind what your native language is, but it is important that the articles be written well in English.

That's great, but what is exactly the EN World PJ official policy (assuming there is one) regarding submission? Specifically, will aspiring writers be informed that their articles have been refused or not?

I hope not being seen as too insistent, but I think this particular question is the one most (aspiring) writers would like receiving an answer the most.