Yay! Stop the Presses! Soon!
Jun. 13th, 2004 11:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxmonkeyThis press release just in from somewhere in California (also known as ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
scot_ty's journal), tweaked a bit for the Ohio edition (also known as foxmonkey's journal):
scot_ty and I spent some time yesterday brainstorming the return of Stop the Presses. Our last author interview was in September which coincides with Scotty's return to school. That makes her feel more than a little guilty (but it shouldn't!). The project is very time consuming and not something that one person can do alone, not if they want to write and be involved in other fandom things, like breathing (and seeing shows!), so it has basically been in hibernation since then.
But the good news is that we are coming back *and* with a little twist. I'm the first interview (eep!). From there we hope to lasso some of the writers we missed last time around and also chat up some of the newer additions to the fandom. We're also looking at a section that would provide updates on the authors from 2003, links to their current stories, and maybe a quote or two. Look for the first issue of 2004 to beat CFTC to the newsstands next month.
Stop the Presses. All JuC. All the time.
Woohoo!
scot_ty's journal), tweaked a bit for the Ohio edition (also known as foxmonkey's journal):scot_ty and I spent some time yesterday brainstorming the return of Stop the Presses. Our last author interview was in September which coincides with Scotty's return to school. That makes her feel more than a little guilty (but it shouldn't!). The project is very time consuming and not something that one person can do alone, not if they want to write and be involved in other fandom things, like breathing (and seeing shows!), so it has basically been in hibernation since then.But the good news is that we are coming back *and* with a little twist. I'm the first interview (eep!). From there we hope to lasso some of the writers we missed last time around and also chat up some of the newer additions to the fandom. We're also looking at a section that would provide updates on the authors from 2003, links to their current stories, and maybe a quote or two. Look for the first issue of 2004 to beat CFTC to the newsstands next month.
Stop the Presses. All JuC. All the time.
Woohoo!
