Count me in sir. There's a great website called Secret Meeting that does a subscription fanzine, and as great as the website is, I love getting the fold out fanzine in the post every couple of months. :-)
I just finished my own hour-long journey through YouTube where an eager young beaver mentioned that he is finding incredible joy writing on paper with what he called an Analog Stylus! Then I realized he was talking about a pen.... sigh, the more things change, the older we get haha. Sign me up for the Grogvine. It will encourage me to improve my penmanship.
Pen & paper rule. My group play via zoom but that's as tech as I get. For my Cthulhu game (via zoom) I created the characters and sent the character sheets out to the players in the post. I think you can tell that this idea interests me...
Sounds good! I have a stack of empty notebooks plus some I use sporadically. Plus I love fountain pens. Do any way to make better use of them is appreciated
I did subscribe to the grandfather of APA journals, Alarums & Excursions. I read and contributed in paper format, but in going digital it lost something. It just felt like another webpage to read.
But collating, printing and distributing a paper APA would be a thankless, and pricey, task. But one I would be happy to engage in.
I'm intrigued. I don't know what an APA zine is, but if you can tolerate the sort of handwriting that Mrs Pavilitski in English rated as B-, then I'm in.
Would there be a running theme for a given book? Or is it 'write what you fancy'? Do people reply to previous articles, like in a Viz Letterbocks?
Is it OK if I express great enthusiasm without really understanding what is involved?
If so, count me in.
Sounds interesting, don’t know what I might contribute, but I’m in.
Sounds excellent, as long as I can type rather than get an actual pen out, my ability to use physical writing implements is fading away...
Yes - you can type and stick things into the book as well as cuttings and other ephemera. The idea is not to be too precious about it.
Count me in sir. There's a great website called Secret Meeting that does a subscription fanzine, and as great as the website is, I love getting the fold out fanzine in the post every couple of months. :-)
I just finished my own hour-long journey through YouTube where an eager young beaver mentioned that he is finding incredible joy writing on paper with what he called an Analog Stylus! Then I realized he was talking about a pen.... sigh, the more things change, the older we get haha. Sign me up for the Grogvine. It will encourage me to improve my penmanship.
What a splendid idea....the slow burn of physically posting it around, and actually taking time over it, is very appealing....count me in!
Pen & paper rule. My group play via zoom but that's as tech as I get. For my Cthulhu game (via zoom) I created the characters and sent the character sheets out to the players in the post. I think you can tell that this idea interests me...
Sounds good! I have a stack of empty notebooks plus some I use sporadically. Plus I love fountain pens. Do any way to make better use of them is appreciated
I did subscribe to the grandfather of APA journals, Alarums & Excursions. I read and contributed in paper format, but in going digital it lost something. It just felt like another webpage to read.
But collating, printing and distributing a paper APA would be a thankless, and pricey, task. But one I would be happy to engage in.
I'm intrigued. I don't know what an APA zine is, but if you can tolerate the sort of handwriting that Mrs Pavilitski in English rated as B-, then I'm in.
Would there be a running theme for a given book? Or is it 'write what you fancy'? Do people reply to previous articles, like in a Viz Letterbocks?
Every word of this post resonated with me! I would love to contribute!
Cautiously interested, again I'm not sure what i could contribute here but it's peaked my interest.
Sounds great, count me in.
Sounds great, and super keen. Some cost and timing implications for postage backwards and forwards to Australia though...
Awesome idea, I love it.
Whether we have a single notebook that is passed around, or some kind of newschool APA I am deffo in....
I love the idea of the APA zines - some of it your own ideas, but a substantial chunk replying to everyone else’s contributions.