Jamas Enright - Revision history

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 ''Elsewheres'' started fairly serious, and ''Fan.Boy'' rapidly got more so, with the former becoming ''[[World Tales]]'' and the latter giving way to ''[[Alt.Riders (series)|Alt.Riders]]''. He co-wrote with a bunch of other writers and became the maintainer of the Authors' List, the LNH Roster, and the LNH Website &ndash; AKA some of the progenitors of this wiki! He also had the very serious and important job of hitting Saxon with a shoji mallet.
-He continued writing into the '00s, architecting the ''[[War Without Worlds]]'' event with Saxon, putting out the weekly maxiseries ''[[Drabble Girl: 52 Drabbles]]'', and becoming one of the primary writers of the ''[[Infinite Leadership Crisis]]''. But after the ILC, he took a hiatus, and when he came back, it was with the silly machinima-based series ''Team Xero''. Since 2012, he seems to have disappeared again, gone, but not forgotten...
+He continued writing into the '00s, architecting the ''[[War Without Worlds]]'' event with Saxon, putting out the weekly maxiseries ''[[Drabble Girl: 52 Drabbles]]'', and becoming one of the primary writers of the ''[[Infinite Leadership Crisis]]''. But after the ILC, he took a hiatus, and when he came back, it was mostly outside of the LNH, with the silly machinima-based series ''Team Xero''. Since 2012, he seems to have disappeared again, gone, but not forgotten...
 == Awards ==

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 === Co-Writer ===
-* [[Terror in Got.ham City]] #1-3 (co-wrote)
+* [[Terror in Got.ham City]] #1-3
-* [[War Without Worlds]] #1-3 (co-wrote)
+* [[War Without Worlds]] #1-3
 === Wrote Individual Issues ===

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 == History ==
-In 199X, Jamas leapt into the LNH with ''[[Fan.Boy (series)|Fan.Boy]]'', a tale about a normal fan who's sent into the world of the characters he's a fan of, and ''[[Elsewheres]]'', exploring the [[Loonivearth]] outside [[Net.ropolis]]. With [[Saxon Brenton]], [[Ben Rawluk]] and [[Campbell March]], he created Blue Light Productions, a group of writers promoting each other's work and crossing over.
+In 1995, Jamas leapt into the LNH with ''[[Fan.Boy (series)|Fan.Boy]]'', a tale about a normal fan who's sent into the world of the characters he's a fan of, and ''[[Elsewheres]]'', exploring the [[Loonivearth]] outside [[Net.ropolis]]. With [[Saxon Brenton]], [[Ben Rawluk]] and [[Campbell March]], he created Blue Light Productions, a group of writers promoting each other's work and crossing over.
 ''Elsewheres'' started fairly serious, and ''Fan.Boy'' rapidly got more so, with the former becoming ''[[World Tales]]'' and the latter giving way to ''[[Alt.Riders (series)|Alt.Riders]]''. He co-wrote with a bunch of other writers and became the maintainer of the Authors' List, the LNH Roster, and the LNH Website &ndash; AKA some of the progenitors of this wiki! He also had the very serious and important job of hitting Saxon with a shoji mallet.

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	== History ==		== History ==

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	== History ==		== History ==

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 Jamas leapt into the LNH with ''[[Fan.Boy (series)|Fan.Boy]]'', a tale about a normal fan who's sent into the world of the characters he's a fan of, and ''[[Elsewheres]]'', exploring the [[Loonivearth]] outside [[Net.ropolis]]. With [[Saxon Brenton]], [[Ben Rawluk]] and [[Campbell March]], he created Blue Light Productions, a group of writers promoting each other's work and crossing over.
-''Elsewheres'' started fairly serious, and ''Fan.Boy'' rapidly got more so, with the former becoming ''[[World Tales]]'' and the latter giving way to ''[[Alt.Riders (series)|Alt.Riders]]''. He co-wrote with a bunch of other writers, and became the maintainer of the Authors' List,
+''Elsewheres'' started fairly serious, and ''Fan.Boy'' rapidly got more so, with the former becoming ''[[World Tales]]'' and the latter giving way to ''[[Alt.Riders (series)|Alt.Riders]]''. He co-wrote with a bunch of other writers and became the maintainer of the Authors' List,
 He was also one of the primary writers of the ''[[Infinite Leadership Crisis]]'', an architect and co-writer of the ''[[War Without Worlds]]'' event, maintained the LNH Authors List, and had the important job of hitting [[Saxon Brenton]] with a shoji mallet.

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 === Co-Writer ===
-* '''[[Terror in Got.ham City]]''' #1-3 (co-wrote)
+* [[Terror in Got.ham City]] #1-3 (co-wrote)
-* '''[[War Without Worlds]]''' #1-3 (co-wrote)
+* [[War Without Worlds]] #1-3 (co-wrote)
 === Wrote Individual Issues ===
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 * [[LNH Comics Presents]] #35, 42, 57, 59 ([[Infinite Leadership Crisis]] Parts 0, 7, 22, 24)
 * [[System Corruptors]] #22a, 23
 === Contributed to an Issue ===

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 '''Jamas Enright''' was an LNH [[Writer]] from [[New Zealand]], whose career started light, went dark and serious, and then came back to silly.
 ''[[Fan.Boy (series)|Fan.Boy]]'' and the rather-dark-in general ''[[Alt.Riders (series)|Alt.Riders]]'' and ''[[World Tales]]''. He was also one of the primary writers of the ''[[Infinite Leadership Crisis]]'', an architect and co-writer of the ''[[War Without Worlds]]'' event, maintained the LNH Authors List, and had the important job of hitting [[Saxon Brenton]] with a shoji mallet.
 Outside of the LNH, he wrote the very-silly-indeed machinima series ''Team Xer0''.
 In 2005, he won [[RACCies:Most Improved Author]], and in 2011, he was the winner of the 24th [[High Concept Challenge]].