(opportunity for you to plug your books, satch
)
Your printed articles
Created 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:07:44 UTC by
Archie
Created 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:07:44 UTC by
Archie
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:07:44 UTC
Post #277062
I just got another say in PC Gamer (UK) and it's always a cool feeling to see your words in print. Has anyone else here had something put out there?
(opportunity for you to plug your books, satch )
(opportunity for you to plug your books, satch
)
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:11:06 UTC
Post #277063
That's pretty awesome Huntey. Unfortunately i've never gotten notoriety enough to have my words printed. Have you had anything else published?
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:13:26 UTC
Post #277064
"published" is perhaps too strong a word, seeing as they're reader opinion sections, but yes:
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 11:25:54 UTC
Post #277065
Those are well written. I can see why they got published.
I've never gotten a thing published in a magazine, possibly only because I've never actually written in. I seem to have the habbit of thinking things to write about on issues that are already months, if not years, old.
In regard to the X article on last year's issue 312,...
I've never gotten a thing published in a magazine, possibly only because I've never actually written in. I seem to have the habbit of thinking things to write about on issues that are already months, if not years, old.
In regard to the X article on last year's issue 312,...
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 13:37:56 UTC
Post #277068
That's some accomplishment. You're smart and articulate, so it's not surprising that you are becoming a writer.
And of course, this is my latest book.
I have no idea how it's selling, because the publisher keeps that a secret, even to the author.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 13:41:28 UTC
Post #277069
Besides the local school magazine, nada.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 13:55:42 UTC
Post #277070
I have no idea how it's selling, because the publisher keeps that a secret, even to the author.Don't you get royalties from every book sold?
Aren't you supposed to get royalties?
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 14:27:58 UTC
Post #277071
PCG responds.. "mmmffff mmmm mmfffff!"
What kind of responce is that for a journalist? is that a magazine for the mentally challenged?
it's like dialog from a jay and silent bob movie
What kind of responce is that for a journalist? is that a magazine for the mentally challenged?
it's like dialog from a jay and silent bob movie
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 14:51:48 UTC
Post #277072
PC Gamer's great, at least PCG Sweden is.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 14:54:29 UTC
Post #277073
It's a joke regarding the Pyro, psilous
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 15:29:44 UTC
Post #277074
Ii have to agree with Satchmo here. Your articles there are interesting and humurous to read, whilst sticking to the point.
Psilous clearly doesn't play TF2.
Psilous clearly doesn't play TF2.
Posted 15 years ago2009-12-30 15:45:51 UTC
Post #277075
I'm pretty sure Psilous is trolling.
Posted 15 years ago2010-01-01 21:32:27 UTC
Post #277188
Don't you get royalties from every book sold?No, it's not in my contract.
Aren't you supposed to get royalties?
I get paid a flat fee to write the book, and that's it. My agent takes a cut from my fees.
Posted 15 years ago2010-01-01 21:40:40 UTC
Post #277190
Archie is correct, it is a pretty awesome feeling. Even more so when you get "Hot Mail" (PCGamer's letter of the month) 
(Yes, the image is awful. My scanner packed up)
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