Re: [Fanzine] The Path of Cunning
 

I'm enjoying the issue! I've read a few of the articles so far, and have more to go!

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Ok, I'm sorry folks, but I clearly missed how to actually write for this 'zine. Can someone point me in the right direction?

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Someone may have a better idea, but I suspect your best bet would be to contact an editor/publisher directly. Their email addresses are listed on page 2 of the latest issue (#4).

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There's a writer's guide on the web page. Link in my signature.

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See? I told you someone might have a better idea!

Seriously, thanks for mentioning the link to the writer's guide. I'd missed that myself!

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Thank you both.

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The fifth issue of The Path of Cunning, the world’s largest GURPS fanzine, is now freely available from https://tekeli.li/path-of-cunning/.

• Written by Shimmin Beg, Josh Kilburn, Phil Masters, Sean Punch, Roger Bell_West and John Dallman.
• Artwork by Dan Smith and moltenraven, plus Wikimedia Commons, Dover Books and other public-domain sources.
• Letters from David L Pulver.

Re: [Fanzine] The Path of Cunning
 

Another enjoyable issue-thanks! I particularly appreciated Sean's Designer notes and the "easter egg" he included! ::grin::

thom

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I just downloaded it--look forward to reading it!

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The new article on Libraries made me think of the sub-setting Bookhounds of London for Trail of Cthulhu.

It was focused on the rare book trade and the seedy side of between-the-wars England. Had a “punk” jaunty take on magic.