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Fall 1997 SFWA BULLETIN
FeaturesIdeas: How They Work and How To Fix Them by Algis Budrys: "The universe is constantly pelting everyone's sensory apparatus with inputs. An arts -- more specifically for our purposes, a writer -- is someone who is less resistant to inputs than most individuals.Stalled Careers, Writer's Block, and Monsters Under the Bed by Melisa Michaels: "I had lived in the San Francisco Bay Area and hung out with other writers, and I'd never heard of any of them failing once they got started. I had no idea it had ever happened to anybody else."
ColumnsState of the Art: Realism by Robert A. MetzgerPortrait Gallery: Michael Moorcock by M. Christine Valada
TechnologyAn ePilgrim's Progress: My Experience with Erasmatron, a New Tool for Creating Fiction by Laura Mixon: "Conservative projections are that 20 percent of American adults will be online by the year 2000. The electronic entertainment industry, with its huge audience and instant accessibility, has a market potential that makes the movie industry pea-sized by comparison."
ReviewsFive Reviews by Wil McCarthy, Tom Easton, Ian Watson
MarketsMarket Report by Edo van BelkomSF & Fantasy Markets by Randy Dannenfelser
DepartmentsLetter BoxAbout SFWA/New Members 1996 Nebula Awardtm Winners Back Issues
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