COMO “MATAR” A LOS ESCRITORES: Un análisis del efecto del “sistema” en el accionar del escritor
An examination of the types of writers and the manners in which their works offer social commentary
Science Fiction Theatre – Working With the Grain
If we’re to think of Science Fiction as a metaphorical mode, then SF Theatre might be thought of as a metaphor of a metaphor, which leads to mass confusion and discomfort – a strange sort of metaphor-inception.
Science Fiction & Fantasy at the 2014 Baltimore Book Festival
Science fiction and fantasy have a comprehensive and highly visible presence at the annual Baltimore Book Festival. In fact, SFWA is a programming partner and their tent is like a mini-Con. I’ve lived in the region since 1992, yet somehow managed to overlook this event. I won’t make that mistake again, it was terrific.
Stop the (parallel) Worlds – I Want To Get Off!
They’re expanding everywhere: an infinite series of novels, an endless number of parallel stories, each one populated by people who seem similar to us but whose lives have changed in just one salient way
Alien Ruins Good Enough For You? Or, Why Ruins Keep Getting Ruined.
I am a sucker for Sci-Fi movies, art and literature featuring either alien ruins or ruins of a collapsed human society
Noticias literatura 17-9
We learn of a book trailer for a collection by Joan Antoni Fernández and the awarding of the Nosferatu Award to Weltschmerz by Óscar Pérez Varela – Crocop
BOOK REVIEW: “Catalyst” by Nina Kiriki Hoffman; And a Chat
Steve reviews Nina Kiriki Hoffman’s book “Catalyst” and talks about a writers’ workshop.
“Mucho de lo que he aprendido sobre la escritura, ha sido leyendo las historias que otros crean”. Entrevista con la Ganadora del Hugo Elizabeth Bear
Entrevista con la Ganadora del Hugo Elizabeth Bear
EMILIO BALCARCE por M.C.Carper
M.C. Carper is back with an interview with Emilio Balcarce, journalist and comics writer.
The Careful Writer: Commonly Misused Terms
Strunk and White tell us, “are not so much bad English as bad style, the commonplaces of careless writing.”
A Stone Age Future, or: The Perils of Buying a First Computer in 1982
Crossing the digital divide….
AMAZING PEOPLE: Douglas Smith Announces Playing the Short Game
“Short story writers have needed a book like this for decades. … It’s spectacular.” – Kristine Kathryn Rusch, author of The Business Rusch
On Writing Horror: Short Stories vs. Novels by Dale Bailey
Dale Bailey’s novels and short story collection are now available at Open Road Media.
The Hero’s Journey: Part 3, Defining Your Hero
To write a truly compelling story is to resonate with the universal truths of metaphor within the consciousness of humanity.
The Secrets Behind Wingman’s Battle Scenes
“Where do you get your ideas from?” Mack Maloney, author of the Wingman series, answers the perennial question.
The Hero’s Journey: Part 3, Defining Your Hero
Nina continues her series on the Hero: all heroes have a role, and most come with a gift.
El Lector in Fabula en la Ciencia Ficción. (O Todos pueden leer CF Dura)
A profile of the Finnish author Hannu Raijaniemi by our Spanish editor.
Kindle Unlimited and the 10 Percent Rule
A few notes on the new KindleUnlimited program from an indie author.
The Road to Middle-Earth by Tom Shippey
The Road to Middle-Earth is a wonderful companion to any trip across Middle-earth and it is a welcome reminder of the huge craft that J.R.R. Tolkien brought to his work.
The Colorful Antics of the Jumbo Jesters
Ahhh, the writer’s life! Ruminating on timeless mysteries, exploring the infinite and….wrestling with technology.
What’s Wrong with the Saga?
The trilogy, the saga, or the series. They come in many shapes and forms, but in the end…they may NEVER end! Is it too much to ask that books have an ending?
Even SF is Fantastical!
Dianne wrestles with the age old question: what is science fiction…and what is fantasy?
Last Flight of the Muses, or: Fates on a Rampage?
Don’t search too hard for a blog post subject, you might end up writing a novel instead!
Self-Publishing Odyssey: Part 5 The Launch
Fraught with peril and nail-biting anticipation, launching a new book is always exciting.
Attempting to Scholar Pt.1: Beginnings
If you want to take a serious look at writing, James starts from the beginning….
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