Business & Freelancing

Term paper writing is one of the most difficult school papers required from students. Professors love to ask their students to do this type of paper once in a while. However they complain, students need to finish their term papers or they would be failing to meet a major portion of their grade requisites.

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This is a reprint of an email I received from the Freelancers Union.

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Note: Our print-on-demand program is currently on hold, but at this point our goals with that program once we restart it haven't changed much, so a lot of this column is still valid. I've tried to revise it to be current.
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Way back in '90 or '91, White Wolf managed to make one heck of a name for itself in the industry with a pretty neat green book. There were a lot of things that went right with that book. For one, its cover was very compelling and evocative, standing out dramatically amidst all the other RPG books with dramatic Parkinson or Elmore or Caldwell covers. For another, it was interesting-looking on the inside, with neat touches like a serial story told in art along the bottom, and some notable Tim Bradstreet art.- Read more...

Roleplaying games, particularly those with an attached setting, are an interesting breed of entertainment. Like all entertainment properties, they are faced with an interesting choice: how often do you change, and how much do you change, in order to best serve the needs of your audience? - Read more...

I've always enjoyed books that expand your vocabulary as you read them. Even as an adolescent, I liked Alan Dean Foster's Spellsinger series not because of the chintzy musical references (most of which I didn't get), but because he tended to use words I hadn't run across before.- Read more...

There's a running joke in White Wolf that goes something like this: "You know how everyone has that little voice inside your head that tells you when not to say something? Mike (Chaney) is missing his." There was a list of "Things Chaney Is Not Allowed To Say Any More" posted outside his office, and some of the words on there were innovative and exceptionally crude neologisms that are better off stillborn.- Read more...

At White Wolf (and in fact at CCP NA in general), we do things a bit differently than many other places.- Read more...