Scrollworks Readers - Please Read

[Christian Walker]

If you are a reader of Sworks, please visit http://www.scrollworkspress.com/news.html.

Thanks,
Christian Walker
SP

 

[JoeGKushner]

Ah I knew it! As soon as I subscribed it was the kiss of death. Damnation. I really enjoyed the Fiery Dragon content from the last two issues two. I hope that they can get some exposure in Gaming Frontiers if nothing else. Sorry to see it happen but I understand the financial reality of it all too well.

 

[Napftor]

I, too, am sorry to see Scrollworks go under. It's really a shame that more people did not discover this enticing little zine. Best of luck Christian and thanks to you and all others responsible for the Scrollworks issues.

 

[SkeletonKey Ed]

This is very sad. I have been a subscriber since issue #12 and have enjoyed being a reader and a contributor. My issues sit proudly on the same shelf as my core rulebooks.

Scrollworks will be missed.

 

[MEG Hal]

I am sorry this happened to you Chris, you have always been a stand up guy. I respect what you did and am sorry that this happened to such a great guy. Good luck in any future endeavors. All the best.

 

[UD]

*Pays his respects.* The two issues I recieved were fantastic. Thanks for all the hardwork you put in and I hope to see it resurface in the future.

 

[tensen]

I'm sorry to see it go.... I've always enjoyed Scrollworks more than I enjoyed Dragon.

 

[Christian Walker]

Thanks for the kind words.

I expect that Scrollworks will re-emerge at some point in the future. The timeline is murky, but my wife (who is far wiser than I) predicts 6-12 months.

The money issue is significant, but equally important was the stress. Taking some time off to carefully analyze the expenses and to get my mind right will do me and the publication some good.

I think my wife and baby will enjoy the break as well!

See ya (hopefully) soon,
Christian

 

[Walter_J]

Thanks for the kind words.

I expect that Scrollworks will re-emerge at some point in the future. The timeline is murky, but my wife (who is far wiser than I) predicts 6-12 months.

The money issue is significant, but equally important was the stress. Taking some time off to carefully analyze the expenses and to get my mind right will do me and the publication some good.

I think my wife and baby will enjoy the break as well!

See ya (hopefully) soon,
Christian

I'll be looking forward to the return of Scrollworks.

 

[Frilf]

Likewise, I am sorry to see Sworks go. I'll look forward to its eventual return, however. Until then, all the best, Christian!

Cheers!