On Tue, 21 Jul 2020 05:17:45 -0400, Jeff Zeitlin
<xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com> wrote to Freelance Traveller:

>This is a special appeal, over and beyond my previous general call, which
>still stands.

I still need two reviews for the upcoming issue, and an indefinite number
more for future issues. I'm at roughly the halfway point in laying out the
issue, and _need_ a review for this slot - I'm stuck without one.

Opinions matter. Not in the sense that I'm only interested in positive
reviews (although, admittedly, the vast majority of reviews have been at
least minimally favorable to the product reviewed), but in the sense that
_you_have_one_. And sharing is good. Did you find a particular supplement
or third-party product unexpectedly good/useful? Tell us about it, and why
you liked it! Or did you regret spending the money on it? Again, tell us
about it, and why you downrate it! Have your read some fiction that made
you think "Hmmm... there's an idea for a Traveller campaign" or "Hmmm... I
could like this as a world/society IMTU" or...? Again, _tell_us_about_it_!

Old, new, it doesn't matter - I want to know what you think about Classic
Traveller adventures and supplements just as much as I do about the latest
Traveller 2nd Edition supplement or sourcebook from Mongoose, or the latest
Clement Sector sourcebook for Cepheus Engine from Independence Games. Or
about that obscure Traveller 1st Edition alternate setting Hyperlite, or
the less-obscure Twilight Sector. Or that very Traveller-esque fiction
setting by David Drake, the Republic of Cinnabar Navy. Or the somewhat less
Traveller-esque, but still possibly inspirational Honor Harrington
universe. Or... ? I don't know _everything_ that's out there; reviews help
spotlight what _is_ out there.

I eagerly await your opinions!

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