THE INDIE FILES: Writing Through Trauma
by J. Scott Coatsworth In the middle of 2022, I broke my arm. And not just a simple fracture—my orthopedic […]
by J. Scott Coatsworth In the middle of 2022, I broke my arm. And not just a simple fracture—my orthopedic […]
By J.D. Harlock Introduction The “belly dancer” is one of the most prevalent tropes western media has of Middle Easterners,
by Emma Johanna Puranen It seems like everyone’s listening to things these days. Between the larger podcast boom and the
A.J. Cunder As an editor, I’m tempted to say there’s a certain magic when it comes to submissions that catch
by Anthony W. Eichenlaub Your time has value. That’s it. That’s the lesson. If you’re looking to save a few
by the SFWA Safety Committee Numerous user-friendly options exist for authors to set up and manage their own websites, from
by M.K. Hutchins Soft magic has been with us since humans had stories: it’s in our fairytales, our folklore, and
By J. D. Harlock For a world to feel lived in, characters should receive the same attention as the lore,
by Colin Alexander Almost by definition, writers love to write. We also tend to fall in love with our words.
Suzy McKee Charnas (22 October 1939–02 January 2023) was a groundbreaking feminist science-fiction and horror writer and beloved Clarion West
Welcome to the January edition of the SFWA Market Report. Please note: Inclusion of any venue in this report does not
by Jason P. Burnham Climate change is the top public health emergency of the twenty-first century. Naturally, you may be