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| − | "In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the [[Communications Department]] Editorial Board of the [[Cantr Webzine]]. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.89 Captain Thomas Hobbes], [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.96Ranger John Locke] and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.45 list]. These characters proved to be the inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.113 Hobbes Narration], but I also tried to be creative with others, like the [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.107 mock-newspaper article | + | "In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the [[Communications Department]] Editorial Board of the [[Cantr Webzine]]. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.89 Captain Thomas Hobbes], [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.96Ranger John Locke] and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.45 list]. These characters proved to be the inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.113 Hobbes Narration], but I also tried to be creative with others, like the [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.107 mock-newspaper article]." |
--'''Jon in the Issue 10 [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.142 Commemorative Article]''' | --'''Jon in the Issue 10 [http://www.cantr.net/e107/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.142 Commemorative Article]''' | ||
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== Jon's Cantr Articles == | == Jon's Cantr Articles == | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 16 December 2008
Although his involvement in Cantr dates back to 2003, Jon ended his commitment to Cantr in 2006 in order to pursue other goals.
Jon's Cantr Bio
"In January 2006, I was asked to transfer from coeditor of the waning and now fated Chronicles of Cantr independent book project to the Communications Department Editorial Board of the Cantr Webzine. Up until that time, I spent quite a few years developing Cantr characters like Captain Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Laird Angus MacGregor, all of whom were in the top 10 well known characters list. These characters proved to be the inspiration of most of my Webzine articles, such as my personal favorite: the Hobbes Narration, but I also tried to be creative with others, like the mock-newspaper article."
--Jon in the Issue 10 Commemorative Article
Jon's Cantr Articles
Thomas Hobbes
Commentary [I7]
Narration [I8]
4 Short Stories from 892-965 [I16]
John D. Locke
The Ranger's Tale: The March of the MacGregors [I2]
The Ranger's Tale: Seatown Road [I3]
The Ranger's Tale: Bloodshed [I4]
The Ranger's Tale: Tension [I5]
Farewell Address: Commentary [I6]
Staff
Interview: Thomas Regan (Talapus) [I5]
Interview: Joshua Ward (Wichita) [I6]
Article: Wikipedia [I7]
Interview: Jon [I8]
Pilot Chapter: La Lettre D'Espoire [I8]
Editorial: Webzine [I8]
Leadership, Posterity and Accomplishment [I9]
Commemorative Article [I10]
Other
