THE INDIE FILES: Bringing Back the Weird to Indie Publishing
by Rachel A. Rosen It’s a good time to be Weird. There’s a plethora of new titles and an explosion […]
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SAFETY DISPATCH: Wh@t’$ th3 P@$$w0rd?
by the SFWA Safety Committee Many sites, subscriptions, and tools require a login to function, and in most cases (we’ll
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Tighten Up Your Writing
by Juliet Kemp As writers, we all have our own strengths – and our own shortcomings. At the start of
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“And What’s So Fantastic About It?!”: How To Write Fantastic Noir
by May Haddad Fantastic noir is a subgenre that blends film noir or its literary inspiration and counterpart, hardboiled fiction
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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
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Belying The Belly Dancer: Misconceptions of Raqs Sharqi That Need to Be Corrected In Your Writing
By J.D. Harlock Introduction The “belly dancer” is one of the most prevalent tropes western media has of Middle Easterners,
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In Space, There’s Actually Lots to Hear: Science Fiction Audio Drama
by Emma Johanna Puranen It seems like everyone’s listening to things these days. Between the larger podcast boom and the
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Diamond in the Rough: How to Shine in the Slush Pile
A.J. Cunder As an editor, I’m tempted to say there’s a certain magic when it comes to submissions that catch
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THE INDIE FILES: Balancing the Indie Workload
by Anthony W. Eichenlaub Your time has value. That’s it. That’s the lesson. If you’re looking to save a few
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SAFETY DISPATCH: How to Secure Your Author Website
by the SFWA Safety Committee Numerous user-friendly options exist for authors to set up and manage their own websites, from