SFWA Announces New Blog Editor
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) is pleased to announce that C.L. Clark will be the new […]
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In Memoriam
In Memoriam: Terry Goodkind
Terry Goodkind (b.1948) died on September 17. Goodkind, who suffered from dyslexia, published his first novel, Wizard’s First Rule, in 1994 after a career
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Butchness and Liminal Mortality in SF
by Hannah Abigail Clarke In the opening credits of Zach Snyder’s Watchmen, the phrase LESBIAN WHORES is briefly scrawled in
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An Open Letter to Convention Chairs and the Greater SF/F Community
by M.M. Schill (Content Note: This article contains descriptions of sexual harassment.) As a survivors’ advocate and community culture analyst,
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Here are Eight Places That Accept Nonfiction Essays on SF/F Topics
by Margaret Kingsbury Writing articles for websites can turn into a nice side income and can even become a main
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Our Timely Obsession with Animal Crossing
by Tiffany Meuret It’s curious to witness the hold Animal Crossing has had on the SF/F and writing community. It’s
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SFWA Announces New Communications Manager
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) is pleased to announce the addition of Rebecca Gomez Farrell as
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Coalition of Eleven Book Industry Associations Launch Official Book Industry Health Insurance Partnership (BIHIP)
Today, a coalition of eleven book industry associations, including Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA), launched the official
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Don’t Forget the H
by Tim Waggoner The horror genre is undergoing a renaissance these days, with audiences devouring popular and critically acclaimed
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Submission Tetris: An Analytic Approach
by Laurence Raphael Brothers Introduction Short fiction submissions can be challenging. There are many factors to juggle in deciding what