Mad Kaiser Games Now Accepting Submissions

[The Mad Kaiser]

Mad Kaiser Games is now accepting submissions. We are looking for talented amature authors to write for current and future product lines.

If you are interested in getting a foot into the world of RPG writing, this may be your chance!

Please familiarize yourself with our Written Submission Guidelines and the Selection of Mad Kaiser Products.

We hope to hear from you soon!

AA Bieler
Mad Kaiser Games

 

[haiiro]

Roughly how many words were KB Books A & B?

 

[The Mad Kaiser]

Roughly how many words were KB Books A & B?

Between 20,000 & 29,000. On average, a typical page will contain 500 to 800 words, depending on the font, margins, art, etc.

BTW, haiiro; after reading your fine review, and knowing you are interested in the subject, I would enjoy reading your submission greatly.

 

[haiiro]

BTW, haiiro; after reading your fine review, and knowing you are interested in the subject, I would enjoy reading your submission greatly.

Thanks -- I'm definitely considering it.

Looking over your guidelines, I thought of another question (one that might also be of interest to others reading this thread): what does, "All submissions become property of Mad Kaiser Games™ and will not be returned" mean, exactly?

For instance, let's say I submit something of mine that I think would make a neat PDF, but you don't wind up accepting it. At that point, have I signed the rights to it over to you -- or does the boilerplate in your WG just mean you won't be sending it back, and it's still mine in the legal sense?

Thanks in advance.

 

[The Mad Kaiser]

For instance, let's say I submit something of mine that I think would make a neat PDF, but you don't wind up accepting it. At that point, have I signed the rights to it over to you -- or does the boilerplate in your WG just mean you won't be sending it back, and it's still mine in the legal sense?

If you send a submission, the paper or computer file becomes my physical property, but remains your intellectual property. If it's not accepted, it won't be printed. If I want to print it, you will be contracted, recieve credit for your work and paid, even if only twelve words make it into a book.

I hope that makes things more clear.

 

[haiiro]

I hope that makes things more clear.

I does, thank you.

 

[haiiro]

I emailed you my submission a couple of minutes ago -- if for some reason you don't receive it, please let me know.

 

[monkeynova]

Pardon my newbieness, but...

I'm still not quite clear what you're looking for; I've read the submission guidelines twice now, and while I have an idea as to the length of the submission, I have no idea what the content is supposed to be. Since the upper limit seems to be 2,000 words, I'm guessing it's not a new PDF supplement you're after; however, the guidelines only suggest that the prospective writer might have some "flavor text" that he or she wants to submit...

Is Mad Kaiser looking for "flavor text", or something else?

 

[The Mad Kaiser]

I'm still not quite clear what you're looking for; I've read the submission guidelines twice now, and while I have an idea as to the length of the submission, I have no idea what the content is supposed to be. Since the upper limit seems to be 2,000 words, I'm guessing it's not a new PDF supplement you're after; however, the guidelines only suggest that the prospective writer might have some "flavor text" that he or she wants to submit...

A good submission is one that may not be a subject we can use, but demonstrates your writing abilities. These are prefered, because in the limited field of Role-Playing Games, authors may often feel their work has been copied. If you are afraid your ideas would be hijacked, please do not submit any work.

TMK

 

[Mark]

Where is your website an who are you? Where is your company based?