A Tale of Two Art Forms
by Alexandra Elizabeth Honigsberg It’s often said that nothing learned goes to waste. Certainly we as writers find this is […]
by Alexandra Elizabeth Honigsberg It’s often said that nothing learned goes to waste. Certainly we as writers find this is […]
by Dr. Debra Doyle The temptation, in arguments involving genre fiction and literary taste, is to give up and say,
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by Stephen Baxter Copyright © 1995 by Stephen Baxter. First published in the Fall 1995 issue of the Bulletin. Many
by David Alexander Smith Critiquing in a workshop context is a skill worth learning. Some tips for the novice: Before
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by James Patrick Kelly © 1988 by James Patrick Kelly, First published in The Bulletin of The Science Fiction Writers
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by David Alexander Smith Those of us who’ve been in the Cambridge SF Workshop for some time have developed an