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The latest issue of Cerise is live: January 2008: New Year, New Games
I think my favorite things from this issue are the interviews (with Mighty Ponygirl and Naomi Clark) and Samara Steele's poem.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people come up with for February's issue:
February 2008 Issue
Submission deadline: January 20th, 2008
Theme: Princess Power
Whether as passive prizes to be won, powerful allies or player characters, princesses have long been popular in both table top and video games. Why the enduring fascination with princesses? What are some of the themes of power and peril that are explored through princess characters?
Whether you love princesses or hate them, if you want to explore ideas of femininity, exceptionalism, class, empowerment and more through the lense of the princess – or even if you’ve just always wanted a shiny tiara of your very own – this is the issue you’ve been waiting for.
I think there's a ton of interesting stuff to work with, there, and I can't wait to read it.
I think my favorite things from this issue are the interviews (with Mighty Ponygirl and Naomi Clark) and Samara Steele's poem.
I'm looking forward to seeing what people come up with for February's issue:
February 2008 Issue
Submission deadline: January 20th, 2008
Theme: Princess Power
Whether as passive prizes to be won, powerful allies or player characters, princesses have long been popular in both table top and video games. Why the enduring fascination with princesses? What are some of the themes of power and peril that are explored through princess characters?
Whether you love princesses or hate them, if you want to explore ideas of femininity, exceptionalism, class, empowerment and more through the lense of the princess – or even if you’ve just always wanted a shiny tiara of your very own – this is the issue you’ve been waiting for.
I think there's a ton of interesting stuff to work with, there, and I can't wait to read it.
