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revenaThe June issue of Cerise is live at last! There's a nice range of work in there, and I am well pleased with the issue, though I am surprised that we didn't manage more than the one review. Weird.
Anyways, the next issue theme is "Family Fun," and the prompt is thus:
Once thought of as a hobby for adolescents, gaming is becoming more and more popular amongst a wide variety of ages. Gaming with family seems like a natural outgrowth of this trend. Parents teach their children to play their favorite games, and some children teach their parents. Couples play one-on-one tabletop games, or adventure online together.
There’s a lot of variety in the ways in which families game together. What are some of the benefits of gaming with your kids? Are there drawbacks to playing fighters with your spouse? Are your parents finally starting to understand what’s so entertaining about those newfangled video consoles? And what about gamers that create family through gaming? If you have something to say about families and gaming, this issue is for you.
More info about submitting is, appropriately, available on our submissions page.
Anyways, the next issue theme is "Family Fun," and the prompt is thus:
Once thought of as a hobby for adolescents, gaming is becoming more and more popular amongst a wide variety of ages. Gaming with family seems like a natural outgrowth of this trend. Parents teach their children to play their favorite games, and some children teach their parents. Couples play one-on-one tabletop games, or adventure online together.
There’s a lot of variety in the ways in which families game together. What are some of the benefits of gaming with your kids? Are there drawbacks to playing fighters with your spouse? Are your parents finally starting to understand what’s so entertaining about those newfangled video consoles? And what about gamers that create family through gaming? If you have something to say about families and gaming, this issue is for you.
More info about submitting is, appropriately, available on our submissions page.
