Oct 03

Hey, this is Janshi again, with some more exciting development at Imp Lit.

First and utterly foremost is some long awaited news: the Fiction section is now up! Take a look here to find out all about it: http://www.imperial-literature.net/index.php

Secondly, the November Monthly Writing Workshop (MWW) Sign Up thread is open, with next month’s theme. Go here to check it out and sign up, if you are interested! http://www.imperial-literature.net/viewtopic.php?t=777

Finally, just a reminder that October 10th is the due date for MWW pieces for this month’s MWW. If you’re planning to join, do so now! If you’re writing, just know that you have 6 more days until crunch time. And if you want a good read, and help some aspiring writers along to boot, come and visit the Critique forum and the MWW 3 Finished thread, which will be posted shortly.

All the best,

Janshi

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Oct 01

Tale of X-Gamers update.

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Hello all, I know its late but here it is. My first two tactical squads of howling griffons are done and look fantastic. As is my Librarian which I did not buy I had it laying around, and a Grand Master. I have decided to name the charecters after the Knights of the round table but slightly altered. Arthas Pen is the name of my Grand Master. I have bought the third tactical squad and a unit of scouts with snipper riffles and a missle launcher. Pictures of what has been done so far coming soon.

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Sep 24

Greetings from Imperial Literature! I am Janshi, a moderator at the aforementioned site, and granted by our gracious host the opportunity to act as Imp-Lit’s mouthpiece to the greater wargaming community abroad.

Here’s a little background info. Imperial Literature is a Games Workshop fan fiction website that has been operating since circa 1998. We consider ourselves one of the better GW fan fiction websites on the net, with many great stories having originated from our community - the best known probably being The Darkest Angel, by Mark Barber. We are a relatively small community, but I think this works in our favour as all our members and their works get a goodly amount of attention. Our goal is to help our members and would-be writers improve in their writing and to present and provide the best Games Workshop fiction on the web. We also have a bi-monthly e-zine in the works for our members’ original fiction called Paragon Scribe, which I encourage you to send your original works to.

But now to the meat of the issue. Imperial Literature is right now holding a Monthly Writing Workshop (MWW) to help members improve their writing and storytelling skills. We’ve already had two MWW’s and are currently holding another, and we really would like you to join! The more the merrier, as the saying goes. The due date is October 10th, which I realise is not far away, but if you can’t make this MWW there’s always next month’s! I encourage you to have a try at it, even if you think yourself not that great a writer - we all have to start somewhere, after all. There is a FAQ in this month’s sign-up thread which I encourage you to read, since it essentially tells you how the MWW is run. Each MWW has a topic sentence or subject which acts as the base from which the author will build his or her piece. Previous topics have included basing the story on, or about, a City, and the line ‘A steampunk gangster unearths a statue in the air.’ This month’s MWW must start with, or be inspired by this line:

‘She scrambled hither wither through the twisting tunnels and back alleyways of the underground kingdom, her footsteps a lurid stacatto in the lonesome darkness. ‘

Which I think has quite a lot of potential…

I hope to see you there!

Janshi

Edit: ^Raven^ called the MWW a contest on his podcast. I just want to ensure that you know that the MWW is NOT a contest. The MWW is a writing workshop for you to improve your skills, and there is no prize beyond your own satisfaction at having your work read by others. Imperial Literature DOES hold contests however, and when we have our next one (coming soon!) I will be sure to notify you all immediately.

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Sep 06

The beginning of my budgeted army are two tactical space marine squads. I choose to do the howling griffons chapter due to the difficulty of the color scheme. Both tactical squads contain 10 marines, one plasma riffle and one veteran sargent. One veteran sargent uses a power fist and bolt pistol, the other a power weapon and bolt pistol.

The first tactical squad is finished, which is the one lead by the power fist sergeant. I also recently stumbed upon an old Librarian I was not using and decided to make use of the model and make him into a howling griffon.

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