New plan. I want an article from you at a deadline of the 1st of June. Meanwhile, I'll be setting up the BSST templates as usual. So, we are probably back in business for this one edition.
The election finally arrives in Ba Sing Se. Will the city choose to maintain a monarchy, or will it select its first President of the Earth Nation? Will the Monarchists, the Liberals, the Socialists, or the Patriots come out on top? Find out in History is Made!
It was a blast writing this fanon, and I hope you enjoyed yourself reading it! Please leave your comments, even if you don't usually. I'd love to know what you think of the last chapter! See ya around the wiki!
Just thought I'd let you know I sent you my column for the WLS. Give it a look and make sure it's suiting or let me know of any changes that need to be made. Grazie! :3
After another while, again, very sorry for that, I proudly present my personal favorite chapter so far: Friend and Foe. Seraphine is a tough warrior who knows how to take care of her enemies, but what will she do when she's fighting someone who's already dead?
And actually, KMP is probably a better person to go to if you have article approval inquiries about the BSST, since the second one isn't fanon-related.
As for article length, just look at past issues to get an idea. Quality is also equally, if not more important, so you should really consider referring to the old articles.
Oh awesome, thanks for wanting to contribute :D You can just email me here to submit your article, and OR or I will confirm with you over its approval and whatnot. Our issue's set to publish this weekend, so anytime before Saturday should be good :)
Heheh wow... That's a flattering question, thanks XD Well, the amount of readers I have is actually one of the last things on my mind - which is exactly why they're there, in my opinion. When I write, I think only about the story and how much I love writing and reading it. To me, others will follow if you yourself are true to your story first and are really passionate about it. ARG seems to use this principle too, from what I've seen in a WLS article of his, but a good way to look at it is this: When you read over what you write, imagine that your fanon is a random book in a store that you're flipping through. Be honest with yourself and ask, "Would I keep reading this?" You have to put yourself in the "average reader's perspective" to know what the average reader may like. But point being, love your story, and love writing :)
Make any sense? And sorry, as usual that turned into somewhat of a ramble xD