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Quick Updates for 2009-10-01
Thursday, October 1st, 2009
Resources
Agent Janet Reid has a good list of questions to ask a prospective agent.
Member News
- Welcome to SFWA’s newest Active member, Marie-Claude Bourque and her book Ancient Whispers.
- In an interview at io9, Cory Doctorow Talks About the Future of the Novel, Including His Own
- The October issue of Clarkesworld features fiction by SFWA member Kij Johnson.
- Happy Book Release day to Gail Carriger whose novel hit the stores today.
- Congratulations to Alethea Kontis who sold her short story “Diary of a Ghost’s Mistress” to Shroud Publishing.
- Check out the interview with Tim Pratt as one of “21 Authors to Keep an Eye On”
- Congratulations to Laura Anne Gilman who has sold audio rights to to Tantor Audiobooks.
- Blog Talk Radio interviewed Brandon Sanderson
- The Barnes and Nobel Book Club features by Paolo Bacigalupi saying it’s “nothing short of an instant dystopian classic.”
Industry News
- Sourcebooks announces new YA imprint.
- Lawsuit against Scribd challenges copyright filtering technology intended to protect against infringement.
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Soulless
Friday, August 7th, 2009
Ms. Carriger began writing in order to cope with being raised
in obscurity by an expatriate Brit and an incurable curmudgeon. Book the First in the Parasol Protectorate Series
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