Last week I began by saying I had little to report. If only that were still true. This week was a rough one; domestic and work responsibilities saw to it that my partner and I were spread thin. Still, I drew my line in the sand and said I was
Not much to report. After all the waffling and navel-gazing last week, I decided it was time to sit down and get cracking with actually trying to learn a thing or two. I signed up for a ninety minute webinar that discussed building a game writing portfolio and a broad
I nearly gave up this week. I was ready to call it, before I even began. The absurdity of this dream felt too much to bear; too unlikely, too impossible. A few weeks back I went on a follow-spree of dozens of game writers and narrative designers on the social
When I decided to begin this little venture, I knew mistakes and missteps would be part of the process. What I didn't expect is that I would step in it quite so quickly. As context, last week I wrote my first post then shared it across social media
Here's the challenge: Transition out of an established career and leap into a shockingly competitive industry– with absolutely no experience to speak of. Hi. I'm Paul, and I want to become a Narrative Designer, otherwise known as a video game writer. (Turns out, these terms are