KW ANTHOLOGY II - VOLUNTEER FOR SELECTION TEAM
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KW ANTHOLOGY II - VOLUNTEER FOR SELECTION TEAM
For all of you who would like to particpate in the next Anthology but don't plan to submit an entry, we would like you to consider joining the selection team.
The job description is pretty simple.
With your fellow team members, read the submissions then collaborate to decide which entries should be included.
We'll set up an email account that everyone on the team can access and that submissions can be sent to.
That's pretty much it.
The job description is pretty simple.
With your fellow team members, read the submissions then collaborate to decide which entries should be included.
We'll set up an email account that everyone on the team can access and that submissions can be sent to.
That's pretty much it.
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Hehe, well any "backlash" came from people that I very much respect here at the Watch and their comments expressed disappointment, not personal attacks.
Also, I won't be submitting anything myself but I would still like to be involved - it's a worthwhile venture. That and I enjoyed getting to read all the submissions, not just the ones that made it into the final anthology.
Also, I won't be submitting anything myself but I would still like to be involved - it's a worthwhile venture. That and I enjoyed getting to read all the submissions, not just the ones that made it into the final anthology.
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Thank you, VS.
To submit, or not to submit. That is the question. If I don't, I wouldn't mind helping out with the editing.
To submit, or not to submit. That is the question. If I don't, I wouldn't mind helping out with the editing.
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Okay, I give up. I'm not gonna submit anything - the muse is in a coma, or something. Maybe it died. *shrug* Guess I'll have to train a new one.
I'd like to be on the selection team, though. I wanted to help with the last project but wasn't really able to.
I'd like to be on the selection team, though. I wanted to help with the last project but wasn't really able to.
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Really? I just can't imagine you having anthing Alynna would want.
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In the name of their ancient pride and humiliation, they had made commitments with no possible outcome except bereavement.
He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.
In the name of their ancient pride and humiliation, they had made commitments with no possible outcome except bereavement.
He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.
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Well lets run a tally and find out where we are. Last time I checked we had 2 confirmed volunteers and at least one "I'll do it if you really need me." I'd like for there to be at least 3 members of the team so we may need your assistance, Joy. Assuming of course you aren't going to contribute something.
Confirmed Volunteers: Murrin, Alyanna
Maybe: Variol Son
Confirmed Volunteers: Murrin, Alyanna
Maybe: Variol Son
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We're just thrilled to have you. Its good to know the selection is in such good hands. I'll be sending PMs to all of selection team with the password for access to the submissions email address. How you handle the selection process is entirely up to the team. Once you hash out a plan let us know what we can do to help.
Thank you all three for subjecting yourselves....er I mean giving of your valuable for this most worthy of efforts.
Thank you all three for subjecting yourselves....er I mean giving of your valuable for this most worthy of efforts.
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Great! Welcome, team!
No, I won't be contributing anything. I got bogged down in the story intended for the 3rd anthology, because I've never seen a real bullfight. No, it isn't supposed to be a real bullfight in the story, but I want to know what I'm basing the fantasy on.
No, I won't be contributing anything. I got bogged down in the story intended for the 3rd anthology, because I've never seen a real bullfight. No, it isn't supposed to be a real bullfight in the story, but I want to know what I'm basing the fantasy on.
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