How to Pitch to a Comic Book Publisher
by Kristen Simon Every comic book publisher has different preferences for receiving pitches. Some may not accept pitches at all, […]
2025
Market Report
SFWA Market Report For May
Welcome to the May edition of the SFWA Market Report. Please note: Inclusion of any venue in this report does not
Breaking Down a Sequential Page: A Close Reading for Comics Writers
by A. A. Rubin Comic books and graphic novels are unique among storytelling mediums. While it shares characteristics with both
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: Heather Osborne
Dr. Heather Kathleen Forest Osborne (03 June 1981–20 September 2024) was a lifelong writer of short speculative fiction, a debut
Connecting with an Artist Is a Big Part of the Storytelling in Comics
by Jessica Maison If only there was an app for creator hook-ups, writers would all find the perfect artists and
How to Write a Comic Script
by Tim Susman The first time I tried to write a comic book script, I had no guidance about what
Watch Those Contract Clauses! Clarification for MustRead, Inc. on Unusual Rights Inclusions
Editor’s Note: See also, “Moral Rights: What Writers Need to Know”, from our new series, “Writer Beware® Presents: Creators and
Conjuring Images when Writing for Comics, Prose, and the Screen
by Jessica Maison A writer conjures images for their readers, whether writing prose, film, or comics. Comics writing has a
Taking Humor Writing Seriously
by Ira Nayman A few years ago, I was on a panel on Humorous SF at a convention (an occupational
Market Report
SFWA Market Report For April
Welcome to the April edition of the SFWA Market Report. Please note: Inclusion of any venue in this report does not
The SFWA Blog, Writing by Other Means
Butt in the Chair: How Disability Changed My Writing Habits
by Catherine Tavares Editor’s note: This piece is part of a series titled Writing by Other Means, where authors share
The SFWA Blog
How to Navigate the Publishing Industry with Social Anxiety
by Marie Croke Publishing attracts story-lovers—readers, writers, gamers, dreamers—many of whom want to do more than just write their stories.