Nah, I think I'm okay for space now that Bob and Blackstone are gone. (And that really didn't come out the way I intended...)
As for this section of the revised Writers' Guide, each entry in "Noteworthy Fen and Fendanes" has the character's name, a one-line capsule description of the character, then the sections "History", "Description", "Preferred Transport", and "Known Associates". The only complete entries so far are for the Professor and Mr. Morden, and I'm going to have to edit down the Professor's entry. (It's a page and a half, compared to Morden's half-page entry.)
Now to ask a favour: I'd like somebody else to write the first draft of Noah Scott's entry. (I'm curious as to what other people think are the important parts of the character.) Base the format off of Morden's entry in the current Guide, please...
Here are the names and one-line descriptions as they currently stand:
Stephen Caldwell: (Who? -ed.)
Cmdr. Tom Dodge, USN: Captain of the Stingray, the United States Navys presence in Fenspace.
Jonathon Helscher: Self-appointed historian of Fenspace.
Chris Marsden: CEO of Rockhounds, Fenspaces major asteroid mining company.
Mr. Morden: Fenspaces best-known fixer.
The Professor: Fenspaces preeminent Mad Scientist.
Katz Schrdinger: First Fan into space.
Noah Scott: The richest SOB in Fenspace, and the outright owner of space station Stellvia.
Haruhi Suzumiya: Maybe a biomodded Fan, maybe something more... but definitely the guiding force behind Operation GREAT JUSTICE.
Wire Geek: The person in charge of Foundry Hephaestus.
Eric Zhu: Leader-for-life of The Island, Fenspaces leading rest stop and shopping mall.
Once this section's finished, I'll concentrate on the ship section. I've copied the new Gazetteer entry I wrote for Stellvia as its list entry; if anyone wants to provide similar entries for the other ships and stations on the list, feel free...
-Rob Kelk
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Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012
As for this section of the revised Writers' Guide, each entry in "Noteworthy Fen and Fendanes" has the character's name, a one-line capsule description of the character, then the sections "History", "Description", "Preferred Transport", and "Known Associates". The only complete entries so far are for the Professor and Mr. Morden, and I'm going to have to edit down the Professor's entry. (It's a page and a half, compared to Morden's half-page entry.)
Now to ask a favour: I'd like somebody else to write the first draft of Noah Scott's entry. (I'm curious as to what other people think are the important parts of the character.) Base the format off of Morden's entry in the current Guide, please...
Here are the names and one-line descriptions as they currently stand:
Stephen Caldwell: (Who? -ed.)
Cmdr. Tom Dodge, USN: Captain of the Stingray, the United States Navys presence in Fenspace.
Jonathon Helscher: Self-appointed historian of Fenspace.
Chris Marsden: CEO of Rockhounds, Fenspaces major asteroid mining company.
Mr. Morden: Fenspaces best-known fixer.
The Professor: Fenspaces preeminent Mad Scientist.
Katz Schrdinger: First Fan into space.
Noah Scott: The richest SOB in Fenspace, and the outright owner of space station Stellvia.
Haruhi Suzumiya: Maybe a biomodded Fan, maybe something more... but definitely the guiding force behind Operation GREAT JUSTICE.
Wire Geek: The person in charge of Foundry Hephaestus.
Eric Zhu: Leader-for-life of The Island, Fenspaces leading rest stop and shopping mall.
Once this section's finished, I'll concentrate on the ship section. I've copied the new Gazetteer entry I wrote for Stellvia as its list entry; if anyone wants to provide similar entries for the other ships and stations on the list, feel free...
-Rob Kelk
--
Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012