Creativity and D&D: New Call for Submissions on the Town Crier

Dungeons & Dragons is bigger than ever. From the web series Critical Role live-streaming their sessions to their loyal fanbase on Twitch to the show Stranger Things drawing inspiration from the original Monster Manual. It’s clear that the classic RPG is having a massive resurgence in pop culture.In November, Dana Ewachow will be editing the Town Crier around the theme of Dungeons & Dragons, its influence on personal creativity, art, and pop culture:Topics to consider:
  • How D&D has influenced your creativity, shaped your writing, or affected your life around the table
  • D&D’s appearances in TV shows, movies, and books, and how its representation has changed over time
  • Why the RPG has had such a noticeable resurgence in popular culture
  • The ways that D&D has influenced authors and artists
  • How the game can be a safe space for collaborative storytelling
  • The intimacy of creating and playing campaign characters
  • The role of Dungeon Master as a creator/referee/gatekeeper
  • Many other topics
I would love to see your exciting pieces about Dungeons & Dragons. I will be choosing a mixture of personal essays, critiques, and creative explorations.Please submit your first draft to [email protected] by October 15th, 2019. Your entry should be about 1,000 words. Include your country of residence and your bio in your submission. Chosen entries will receive a token payment of $25 CAD for their contributions.
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