What's it take for Goodman to like it?

[Summer-Knight925]

I'm a bit of an aspiring writer, hoping to maybe/perhaps/someday/hopefully get something published.

Just asking, how would I go about getting a copy of a DCC adventure I ran for my group published and into the hands of others?

And how much corruption could I obtain from doing so?
I'm fine with growing a beak if it means getting it published.

[GnomeBoy]

From the About Us page of the main site:

Submission Guidelines

We are currently not accepting submission of art, writing, or game designs.

At least, that's the state of play for now.

[Coleston the Cavalier]

I'm a bit of an aspiring writer, hoping to maybe/perhaps/someday/hopefully get something published.

Just asking, how would I go about getting a copy of a DCC adventure I ran for my group published and into the hands of others?

And how much corruption could I obtain from doing so?
I'm fine with growing a beak if it means getting it published.

Here are my submission guidelines. My Appendix N Adventures are DCC RPG adventures.
You can contact me at john@bravehalfling.com

http://bravehalfling.com/page11.html

[finarvyn]

Basically, if you have an awesome idea there will be someone to help you get it in print. If your idea is pretty much the same as everyone else's, it's a lot harder.

John and Brave Halfling are an excellent option. He took my Swords & Wizardry: WhiteBox rules set and made them look incredible. Definitely take a look at his writer's guidelines and give it a shot!