Jeff do you know Tom Mouat? He’s a big Traveller fan, a gifted Traveller artist - deckplans, all sorts of maps and charts - who is now working with Ian Stead. If you are ok with it, I’d like to write and submit an article about him and his work. He often posts on FB allowing players to use his work for free. What part of the magazine might this work best in? It’s not so much a product review as it is an interview with a player who makes things of interest of and use by other players. Thoughts?

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> On Jul 21, 2020, at 6:12 AM, Jeff Zeitlin <xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com> wrote:
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> On Tue, 21 Jul 2020 06:27:10 -0400, xxxxxx@gmail.com wrote to Freelance
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>> Am assuming you mean 'newly released product'. That leaves me out. I am
>> inpired by High Colonies and if I get it by mid-August (the new version), I
>> will look it over as a Traveller setting but that depends on Columbia Games
>> hitting their planned schedule.
>
> Nope. Not limited to "newly released"; even if you've got an old Classic
> Traveller adventure module released by a third party that you want to take
> a closer look at, that's fine, too - and don't think that just because
> someone else has reviewed an item, it's off limits; multiple opinions on a
> given product are also just fine. The same goes for non-Traveller stuff
> that you've mined - or feel you could reasonably mine - for Traveller, and
> for recreational fiction.
>
> Actually, the recreational fiction is a good thought; Mongoose _has_
> released some Traveller fiction, and nobody seems to have reviewed any of
> it yet, so that's something specific to think about (but it's an _idea_,
> not a _limitation_).
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