The Winds of Change Round Robin Page

Mar. 08 , 2001

Teen Round Robin

News

     Well, it's been a long, long time in coming, but the Teen Round Robin group is back up and running with Brian Coe's chapter titled "Under the Cold, Dark Moon".

     Todd has a couple of surprises that come his way, and he finds solace in a rather interesting fashion...

Status

     The Teen Round Robin currently has thirty-five parts, and enjoying the new start.
     There are some changes to the order system, however. Instead of each author taking their place in a round of five, after a part is done, any of the authors can take up the next part if they feel so inclined. Trey McElveen has already volunteered to write the next segement.

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Great Round Robin	Dec. 19 , 1998
As a small update to the Great Round Robin's second incarnation, Jon Sleeper has been hard at work at his "Interlude" story, and has already completed two sections. As a service to the readers, the story will be posted in its entirety, when completed. Brian Coe and Bryan Derksen are both working on their stories, too. The next segment in the Great Round Robin is looming closer!	News
The Great Round Robin numbers sixty-four parts and has been in compilation for over two years. As of right now, Arc Two of the Great Round Robin is being planned.	Status

Mar. 08 , 2001	Teen Round Robin
News	Well, it's been a long, long time in coming, but the Teen Round Robin group is back up and running with Brian Coe's chapter titled "Under the Cold, Dark Moon". Todd has a couple of surprises that come his way, and he finds solace in a rather interesting fashion...
Status	The Teen Round Robin currently has thirty-five parts, and enjoying the new start. There are some changes to the order system, however. Instead of each author taking their place in a round of five, after a part is done, any of the authors can take up the next part if they feel so inclined. Trey McElveen has already volunteered to write the next segement.