Translation for Video Games: An Interview with Kristin Osani
by Misha Grifka Wander Editor’s note: This piece is part of the series Perspectives in Translation, where creators discuss the […]
Perspectives in Translation, The SFWA Blog
Perspectives in Translation, The SFWA Blog
Translation vs. Adaptation: The Continuous Struggle for Optimal Ratio
by Elena Kovalenko Editor’s note: This piece is part of the series Perspectives in Translation, where creators discuss the many
The SFWA Blog, Writing by Other Means
Only as Good as Our Tools: Drafting by Hand and Fountain Pens
by Carrie Finch Editor’s note: This piece is part of a series titled Writing by Other Means, where authors share
The SFWA Blog, Writing from History
The Dangers of Writing on Someone Else’s Heartstrings
by Marie Croke As speculative fiction authors, we twist and remake reality. Yet, when it comes to retelling events or
The SFWA Blog, Writing from History
Using Archives to (Re)Write History
by Anneke Schwob I’ve spent a lot of time in archives and special collections: parsing handwritten letters, transcribing diaries, puzzling
The SFWA Blog, Writing by Other Means
Sudden: Writing on the Go
by Eugen Bacon Editor’s note: This piece is part of a series titled Writing by Other Means, where authors share
Game Writing, The SFWA Blog
Playtesting TTRPG Stories
by Austin Conrad Tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) are built from basically two elements: game mechanics and narrative. Unlike video games,
Game Writing, The SFWA Blog
Playtesting Narrative Content in Board Games
by Will McDermott Writing narrative content for board games is different from any other writing I’ve ever done. It’s even
Game Writing, The SFWA Blog
Introduction to Game Writing and Playtesting
by John Dale Beety In science fiction and fantasy (SFF) terms, game writing is exactly what it sounds like: writing