Are you at a good place to stop?
Does the story have a "completness" in your opinion?
If so, then I will start the editing process on your story.
I just don't want to have a story that seems incomplete.

Yes. I think if you use up until the end of the 9th Nov update it should be fine.

Thanks

Alright, I will get started ASAP.
Thanks Athena!

An update of Volume II:

Part I-
"A Freelancer Story"
Part II-
"Pilot Armada"
"Hunter"
Part III-
"The Legend of Tom Homely" by DCD359

I am hard at work trying to get this done, but don't expect it very soon, since CYOF is keeping me busy, and I didn't exactly pick the stories with the best spelling and grammer in them.

Good news is that the document of Volume II is already nearing 100 pages long, and with pt.10 font, should make a nice, long read. Unfortunatly, that also means a nice, long bunch of grammer and spelling to edit, but I feel that I am up to the task, even if it takes months!

Hi!
If you need help with the Grammar/Spelling, I could help since if got a lot of freetime and don't know what to do (exept trying to modell Ships).

My mail adress is [email protected]

Please write your forum name in the mail that i know who writes.

Sephiroth-omega, See the sticky at the top of the Forum. It contains link to spell checkers, word processors, ect, all free.



Edited by - Finalday on 1/7/2005 9:27:44 AM

Well, thank you for your help. I will be glad to send you an email later on this weekend with the file. I have been too busy lately to do much work with it, so help is very much aprreciated.

Thanks again!

You should make another compilation soon...maybe with Ender of Ages (me), the Roslin Protocol (Codename), maybe Humanity's Edge (if DSQrn finishes it...), and Victory at All Costs.

In fact, I was going to replace DSQrn's stories with "Ender", since I can't deal with all those errors!

But once those stories actually get FINISHED, then I will certainly make another collection to include them.

Actually, Ender of Ages is finished...the prologue I thought would ruin the subtlety of the piece...