Interview: Author Anna Hackett on Completing the 20 Book Hell Squad Series
Completing a 20 book series is an accomplishment. Completing a 20 book SF Romance series is unprecedented!
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SFWA News Round Up: Year-Round Online Education: Health Care Program: Statement on Protests & BLM
SFWA commits to addressing unaddressed racism within the organization
Which Character Do Readers Ask Me To Write for?
I have to wait until the right story occurs to me or strikes my fancy
AMAZINGCON Features Writing Workshops!
Want to learn to write/write better? Check out AmazingCon’s writing workshops
Science Fiction Romance Novels Featuring Mothers – Part One
That Only A Mother, by Judith Merrill, may have been the first SF Romance story about mothers. Here are some other, more contemporary takes.
Writing Is Like Polishing an Uncut Gem
Metaphors for adding new material into a work in progress
Not-so-still Life: Writing from an Inanimate Object’s Point of View
We know that the dish ran away with the spoon, but who knows what untold, breathtaking adventures they had
Interview: Author M G Herron On Writing Science Fiction Detective Stories and Turning Tropes Upside Down
An interview with M.G. Herron, author of the noir detective – pulp SF thriller Culture Shock
Repetition, repetition, repetition….
With so many people engaging in tasks that are often thought of as repetitive (baking all kinds of breads and cakes, sewing and crocheting and knitting and long involved projects like filling coloring books or creating mandalas…) these kinds of time-waster games are filling a similar need.
Why Independent Publishing Works For Me
I’m intensely grateful for this opportunity to write and sell my books now and for me, indie publishing is the way to go.
Donate to Help Members of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Affected by Covid-19
For any SFWA members who are struggling to afford necessary expenses due to lost revenue from COVID-19 illness or related restrictions, SFWA wants to help cover those expenses.
Voracious Reader Here, A Consumer of Books
Do you set aside time for it each day? How do you decide what to read next?
Infringement Alert – “National Emergency Library”
“Emergency Library” creates an emergency of infringement.
Author Finances – From Gold Rush to Tidal Wave to Steady State
How do you budget on the un-even income of a writer?
The Reality of Writing in Uncertain Times
There is this insidious assumption that suffering and struggle are good for writers
Donate the Help Members of Science Fiction and FantasyWriters of America Affected by Covid-19
Donate to help out the folks what bring you great stuff!
Greatest City On Earth: The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin
You can see the contours of a city’s soul in its skyline at dusk.
Announcing the Transformation of the 2020 Nebula Conferenceand Covid19-Relief
Nebula Awards conference goes online
Noticias Literatura 25-3
Publisher offers free stories for virus shut-ins; Tartarus magazine opens Apocalypse anthology to submissions
The Tartarus Magazine
Announcing the Transformation of the 2020 Nebula Conference and Covid19-Relief
Nebula Conference to go virtual
Murder Mysteries of All Types From SF to PNR To While Away the Hours
Murder mysteries. Perhaps reading or watching one can sublimate your desire to commit the real act
Interview: Author K. B. Wagers Discusses New Military SF Novel A PALE LIGHT IN THE BLACK
Inspired by experience in the Coast Guard, this milSF novel is explored with an interview with the author
Fishboning Clears Story Tangles For Me
Our topic at the SFF Seven this week is: “The most difficult scene you ever wrote and why.” If I have a scene that for some reason isn’t flowing well, I remind myself that the […]
A Message from SFWA Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
SFWA on the up-coming Nebula conference
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