From:	Richard Tomasso rtomasso@*******.com
Subject:	Scrawl from the Sprawls?
Date:	Wed, 18 Aug 1999 10:54:16 -0400 (EDT)

> At 10:53 PM 8/15/99 -0700, Rand Ratinac wrote these timeless words:
> >> It was written by Steve Kenson, and parts of it were published in
> >>Scrawls from the Sprawls (The Shadowrun APA), before the actual book
> >>was published.
> >> Adam

When were you a member?


> >Speaking o' which, anyone know where Scrawls can be found these days?
> >Last I heard it was going on-line, but the old DLOH-type-dude
> >apparently forgot to tell the new DLOH-type-dude to get in touch with me.

Nothing stopping you from asking Mike yourself...


Bull wrote:
> I'm sure Rich Tomasso will be chiming in here any time, but from what I've
> heard, SFTS will apparently be going to some sort of digital format.
> Whether it will be a public format or not, I couldn;t tell you. But it's
> currently being revised, and Rich can tell you more (Hint, hint Rich :)).

Thanks for the plug (and prodding) Bull.

Yes, Scrawls is going on-line. I'm the new editor/coordinator. If you are
interested in the old issues, let me know and I'll pass it along to the
previous editor (no, I won't give you her addy).

For a while, membership will be closed until we get all the bugs worked out.
Once we're ready to open it up again, I'll pass word along. For those of
you who don't know what an APA is, it's like a fan-club, except everyone is
expected to participate by sending in stories, articles, artwork, adventures,
cool magic items, new critters, etc. (I've never read TSS, so I can't tell you
how it compares.) Scrawls actually covers more than SR now, we've expanded to
all the Cpunk, plus other sci-fi games like Travaller, Trinity, Dark Conspiracy,
Alternity, Delta Green, Conspiracy X and probably Unknown Armies. Basically
the darker and cooler side of sci-fi. Relevant developers also get a copy.
OK, end of commercial.