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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 – AKA some of the progenitors of this wiki! He also had the very serious and important job of hitting Saxon with a shoji mallet.
 
''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 – 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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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...
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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 ==
 
== Awards ==

Latest revision as of 04:24, 21 November 2024

Jamas Enright was a prolific RACC Writer from New Zealand, covering the LNH and beyond from silly to serious.

History

In 1995, Jamas leapt into the LNH with 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. He co-wrote with a bunch of other writers and became the maintainer of the Authors' List, the LNH Roster, and the LNH Website – 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 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

In 2005, he won RACCies:Most Improved Author, and in 2011, he was the winner of the 24th High Concept Challenge.

Full List of LNH Works

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Contributed to an Issue

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