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HCC: HCC #30: LNH v2 #50: The Challenge from Before
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Adrian J. McClure
May 17, 2012, 12:59:41 AM5/17/12
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In honor of the LNH's 20th anniversary, and the fact that with all the
other things we're doing on and off RACC we'd never get it done any
other way, I declare LNH v2 #50 the next High-Concept Challenge. The
due date is a month from now, unless it somehow gets finished earlier.
I've written about the basic ideas I have in mind for this on the
author's group; if you haven't joined yet just send me an email.
Martin and Scott have already written scenes but it's still in the
opening stages so a lot is still up in the air.
AJM (ready for the big anniversary celebration--I'll probably have one
heck of a hangover)
other things we're doing on and off RACC we'd never get it done any
other way, I declare LNH v2 #50 the next High-Concept Challenge. The
due date is a month from now, unless it somehow gets finished earlier.
I've written about the basic ideas I have in mind for this on the
author's group; if you haven't joined yet just send me an email.
Martin and Scott have already written scenes but it's still in the
opening stages so a lot is still up in the air.
AJM (ready for the big anniversary celebration--I'll probably have one
heck of a hangover)
Scott Eiler
May 17, 2012, 5:40:45 PM5/17/12
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responded to! I don't even give myself that treat when I write the
contest. 8{D>
Adrian J. McClure
Jun 16, 2012, 10:18:52 PM6/16/12
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Well we're up to what should have been the deadline for this. I'm
going to drop the deadline for the story itself, since we want to give
this a proper conclusion and not rush it. BUt what about the challenge
aspect of things? Based on what he's written so far, I think Rob
should be the winner.
AJM (feeling lethargic)
going to drop the deadline for the story itself, since we want to give
this a proper conclusion and not rush it. BUt what about the challenge
aspect of things? Based on what he's written so far, I think Rob
should be the winner.
AJM (feeling lethargic)
Scott Eiler
Jun 17, 2012, 12:34:14 AM6/17/12
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On 06/16/2012 07:18 PM, Adrian J. McClure wrote:
> Well we're up to what should have been the deadline for this. I'm
> going to drop the deadline for the story itself, since we want to give
> this a proper conclusion and not rush it. But what about the challenge
> Well we're up to what should have been the deadline for this. I'm
> going to drop the deadline for the story itself, since we want to give
> aspect of things? Based on what he's written so far, I think Rob
> should be the winner.
>
> AJM (feeling lethargic)
Er, fine. I'm not sure how we could vote on this one.
> should be the winner.
>
> AJM (feeling lethargic)
Andrew Perron
Jun 17, 2012, 1:15:03 AM6/17/12
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as a preview, and we vote?
Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, totally voting for Rob tho
Martin Phipps
Jun 17, 2012, 7:19:46 AM6/17/12
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Martin
Arthur Spitzer
Jun 18, 2012, 10:27:38 PM6/18/12
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Arthur "Anyone disagree?" Spitzer
Adrian J. McClure
Jun 19, 2012, 6:11:41 PM6/19/12
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On Jun 18, 10:27 pm, Arthur Spitzer <arspit...@earthlink.net> wrote:
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> Might as well give it to Rob... since he's the one I'd vote for too...
>
> Arthur "Anyone disagree?" Spitzer
Since that's pretty much everyone who's active, I'll declare Rob the
>
> Might as well give it to Rob... since he's the one I'd vote for too...
>
> Arthur "Anyone disagree?" Spitzer
winner.
AJM (hopes the flamewar hasn't driven him away)
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