Its been a huge undertaking and continues still, nonetheless, if you want
to see a Prax Pack,
- - buy everything with Prax material in,
and when you have some solid ideas discuss the concept with Greg, at least to the point of telling him what you are up to. Scott Schneider seems an obvious person also to discuss it with, and Steve Martin probably too
If you doubt your own writing abilities then do the outlines of what you think is needed and recruit others to do the actual arty word arrangements bit (although I doubt my own abilities but did it anyway after seeing several very shonky articles in print that made my work look more than reasonable - not necessarily referring to Gloranthan material here, just what gets published anywhere)
I've been happily surprised by the number of people prepared to help out, mostly discovered over the Digest
Without them either I couldn't have done it, or the material would have been of far less quality (the number of times someone suggested something and I gregged myself in the light of that far better idea cannot be understated)
One reason why it took a lot of time for me is that the ideas seemed to simmer and evolve over time too: things I wrote months ago, and seemed OK at the time, later looked very shonky and were altered. Its worth seeing something like this as a project that goes for a fair while, unless of course you have 'the gift' which i don't.
Clue: Collaboration - Number One Resource
End of The Glorantha Digest V7 #658
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