I'm claiming real-life experience points for this.

[featherynscale]

Added to my DM resume: I problem-solved a story and wrote a published gaming author out of a corner last night. :)

What actually happened: triadruid and I met up with archway for pool and game-doctoring. I suck at pool. On the other hand, I rawk at game writing. We sorted out a huge part of the background story for archway's World of Darkness game, which I get huge minuses on because a) it's modern, and b) it's World of Darkness, and I don't play either. And yet, sewed up everything neatly and built in some plot hooks for later. And then got my ass handed to me at pool. Because I suck at pool. *grin*

Had some discussion with archway about the business of writing, as well. And I think it's just about time for me to figure out how to get paid for writing. I think I'm probably good enough at it now. Doesn't have to be gaming writing. It's just that, you know, I'm going to write *anyway*, I might as well get something out of it other than less words in my head.

Comments

[archway.livejournal.com]

Creativity on demand is a strange brew for some people. Creativity on demand for pay is even stranger. I don't know that I would do it full time even if I could make a living wage at it. (I might, but I would give it some respectful consideration first.)

If you want some EXCELLENT contacts, please let me know. Networking is GOOD. ~SMILES~

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

I prefer creativity on demand. It's focusing. :) Otherwise, I just chase down all kinds of weird tangents and don't finish anything. I've never really had the experience of pay for creativity on demand, though, so I'm not sure if that would be different or not.

I would be happy to have any assistance you could give, really. :)