Dream Machine Productions is looking for people to review our books:
City Supplement 1: Dweredell
City Supplement 2: Aerie
Mini-Adventure 1: The Complex of Zombies
Mini-Adventure 2: The Black Mist
Rule Supplement 1: Mounted Combat
Mythos Audio Library 1: The Call of Cthulhu
Descriptions of these books can be found at: http://www.thealexandrian.net/dreammachine/index.html
If you're interested, please contact Justin Alexander at justin@thealexandrian.net with the name of one or two books you'd be interested in reviewing. You are agreeing to produce a review within 2 months (60 days) and post it to RPGNet and/or ENWorld. (We're looking for that type of major exposure, but if you'd prefer to post it or publish it somewhere else, tell me where. If you've got a personal blog that you'd like to post it to, remember that you can always )
If you're willing to crank out a review of Mini-Adventure 1: The Complex of Zombies or Mythos Audio Library 1: The Call of Cthulhu (our two horror-themed products) in time for RPGNet's upcoming Horror Week (the submission deadline is October 14th), we'll send you comp copies of one or both of those products plus 2 other comp copies of your choice for review.
A high quality review will get you added to our reviewer list, allowing you to receive comp copies of all of our products (in exchange, of course, for writing more reviews at your leisure).
("High quality" is not a code word for "biased praising". John Cooper, for example, gave a fairly scathing review of our first book, and he's on our list because he writes high quality reviews. A high quality review means: (a) expressing an honest opinion while (b) giving the reader enough information that they can predict what their own opinion of the work would be.)
City Supplement 1: Dweredell
City Supplement 2: Aerie
Mini-Adventure 1: The Complex of Zombies
Mini-Adventure 2: The Black Mist
Rule Supplement 1: Mounted Combat
Mythos Audio Library 1: The Call of Cthulhu
Descriptions of these books can be found at: http://www.thealexandrian.net/dreammachine/index.html
If you're interested, please contact Justin Alexander at justin@thealexandrian.net with the name of one or two books you'd be interested in reviewing. You are agreeing to produce a review within 2 months (60 days) and post it to RPGNet and/or ENWorld. (We're looking for that type of major exposure, but if you'd prefer to post it or publish it somewhere else, tell me where. If you've got a personal blog that you'd like to post it to, remember that you can always )
If you're willing to crank out a review of Mini-Adventure 1: The Complex of Zombies or Mythos Audio Library 1: The Call of Cthulhu (our two horror-themed products) in time for RPGNet's upcoming Horror Week (the submission deadline is October 14th), we'll send you comp copies of one or both of those products plus 2 other comp copies of your choice for review.
A high quality review will get you added to our reviewer list, allowing you to receive comp copies of all of our products (in exchange, of course, for writing more reviews at your leisure).
("High quality" is not a code word for "biased praising". John Cooper, for example, gave a fairly scathing review of our first book, and he's on our list because he writes high quality reviews. A high quality review means: (a) expressing an honest opinion while (b) giving the reader enough information that they can predict what their own opinion of the work would be.)
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