The SFWA minimum payment rate for professional short fiction markets is now eight cents per word. In accordance with our mission to support and empower science fiction and fantasy writers, SFWA periodically reviews and adjusts […]
Silhouette by Robin Hale is a tale about what happens when a notorious jewel thief accidently comes face to face with the handler/voice-in-the-ear-for the local city superhero. Dr. Molly Fawn is a woman of much […]
This bundle is no longer on sale, but you probably don’t want to miss these books!
Pets in Space® 4 features thirteen stories by award-winning, bestselling authors and some of the hottest names in SFR
Who are your favorite trans/gender fluid/nonbinary kick-ass characters?
Introducing regular coverage of the Cuban science fiction magazine – KORAD
an interview with Anna Zaires on the sharing of her Krinar universe
A TRILINGUAL (English, Spanish, Finnish) horror novel debuts (spanish translation by our own Tanya Tynjala)
Fine writing throughout in this magazine devoted to pulp fiction of a higher literary calling.
Fames SF author Ursula K. Le Guin is featured tonight on PBS’ American Masters
Final voting for the awards closes tonight!
Amazing Stories’ publisher’s picks for the 2019 Hugo and Retrospective Hugo Awards.
Tracy Townsend, writer’s contest coordinator, wants you to enter this long-running writing contest!
The 2019 Chinese Nebula Award short list is announced
Want a quick history lesson in the SF genre? Here’s how to get one without having to wade through too much of that old, dated, socially jarring stuff without too much trouble.
Yes, once again, Science Fiction is dead, Dead, DEAD! Maybe.
Tanya is taking a break, and leaves us with a book trailer for her latest offering, (Ir)Realidades, to tide us over
An interview with Ricardo Acevedo of miNatura SF magazine
Amazing has received numerous rights queries over the past couple of weeks. Here’s why we may not be able to help.
You can’t keep a good kerfuffle down! Notes on how to avoid starting a kerfuffle and related fuffle.
Facebook Live will feature a reading by Alma Alexander this coming Sunday.
Topping international sales of over a million copies, CyberStorm is an indie-publishing success story with longevity.
This is a bit dated, but it’s still not too late to familiarize yourself with the nastier side of the publishing biz.
Imprisoned involuntary organ donors, a post apocalyptic village trying to survive, stolen alien artifacts and an impending Earth invasion, the dawning of a new humanity, a mutant on the run from space slavers, and alien mail-order brides. Tell me that ain’t SF!
Will cyborgs continue to be a ‘thing’? Will barbarians continue to inhabit icy planets? What will the fate of reverse harems be? We can’t say for sure, but Veronica Scott has a plan!
For those of us who write fiction, he has countless wise and constructive advice to offer
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