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Interested in being featured at PTP? Submit to us!

23 Sunday Aug 2015

Posted by brashcandie in PTP TWOW

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As part of a new initiative by Pawn to Player, we’re inviting submissions for essays or write-ups on Sansa Stark and characters central to her arc and development. Pawn to Player was built on the power of collaborative effort, and we wish to continue this tradition at the website, sourcing constructive and original content on Sansa that will help to expand the knowledge and appreciation for her experiences and where her journey is headed in the novels.

If you’re interested in contributing an essay to be featured here, we’d love to hear from you. Each piece will be carefully considered for its overall value, and feedback will be promptly provided. Please, see the submissions tab in the main menu for the basic guidelines. We look forward to expanding the PTP resources with your participation!

 

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