Tag: SFWA
An Open Letter to Convention Chairs and the Greater SF/FCommunity
What do you feel is our ethical responsibility to our abuse survivors?
A Guide for Authors on Recommending Books
If you want to help recruit new genre readers to the fold, recommendations on what to read should be more than casual mentions
Copyright Registration Rule Change Allows Flat Fee Registration of Short Textual...
New rule allows for registration of multiple short works
SF/F Magazines Wait Out The Great Pause—Part 2: Short- and Long-Term...
Ira Nayman, Amazing's editor, chimes in with thoughts from F&SF, Clarkesworld, Uncanny and others
SF/F Magazines Wait Out The Great Pause—Part 1: Submissions & Supplies
Check it out: Amazing Stories was consulted....
Authors Invited to Share Information for #PublishingPaidMe Report
Study wants to look at how advances are distributed in the industry
SFWA News Round Up: Year-Round Online Education: Health Care Program: Statement...
SFWA commits to addressing unaddressed racism within the organization
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
Donate to Help Members of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of...
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.
Infringement Alert – “National Emergency Library”
"Emergency Library" creates an emergency of infringement.
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...
Donate to help out the folks what bring you great stuff!
Announcing the Transformation of the 2020 Nebula Conferenceand Covid19-Relief
Nebula Awards conference goes online
Announcing the Transformation of the 2020 Nebula Conference and Covid19-Relief
Nebula Conference to go virtual
A Message from SFWA Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Nebula Conference still on = hotel will not agree to cancellation without penalties
Grant Applications 101: Finding, Troubleshooting, and Completing the Quest for Funding
The world is full of opportunities, changing tides, and new ideas. Give it a shot.
Odyssey Writing Workshop: A Life-Changing Educational Experience
The Odyssey site, www.odysseyworkshop.org, provides information about Odyssey’s workshop, online classes, webinars, critique service, consultations, coaching, and many free resources
New Editor-in-Chief Chosen to Steer SFWA’s Publications
Trota will be the 20th Editor-in-Chief in SFWA’s 54-year history, and is the first Person of Color to serve as the organization’s Editor-in-Chief.
Filtering Feedback: Strategies for Overcoming the RevisionDoldrums
Filtering feedback is a complicated process and one that is unique to every project. Fortunately, though, there are strategies
Writing The Other Rechristens Financial Aid Program to Vonda N. McIntyre...
Extremely appropriate re-naming that we heartily approve of. And, if you don't know its origins, you're in for a treat.
SFWA Contracts Committee Advisory on No-advance Contracts
WANAL, but SFWA offers some suggestions regarding no-advance contract
What Makes You Think Your Idea’s Even Worth Stealing?
Is "idea theft" a real thing and, if so, is it worth doing the time when you're caught?
In Memoriam-Brad Linaweaver
Brad Linaweaver (b.1952) died after a lengthy battle with cancer on August 29. Linaweaver began publishing science fiction in 1980 with the short story “The...
The Jargon and Slang of the Fantastic
In this expose by author and SFWA member Ken Pelham, writers are cautioned not to get trapped by jargon and slang