THE INDIE FILES: A Guide to SFWA StoryBundles
by Sherrie Cronin While independent authors can find many expensive ways to promote their books, and a few free ones, […]
by Sherrie Cronin While independent authors can find many expensive ways to promote their books, and a few free ones, […]
By Eugen Bacon I read Maurice Broaddus’s “Black Joy and Afrofuturism for Young Readers,” which heartens us to be present,
By Maria Haskins Writing flash fiction—commonly defined as a story of no more than 1,000 or 1,500 words—can seem daunting
by Alexia Chantel Editor’s note: This is the first installment in a new SFWA Blog series, Romancing Sci-Fi & Fantasy,
By Jeff Somers It’s often noted that in baseball, making an out 70 percent of the time is considered all-star
By Kahina Necaise Convincing fiction is about cause and effect. That’s why, in my work as an editor, the two
by J. Scott Coatsworth Editor’s note: All recommendations in this article are the opinions of the author and do not
By Rebecca Hardy I love systems. I think most worldbuilders do, at least to some extent. Systems of magic. Systems
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) Grants Committee has awarded 25 organizations, activities, and public interest programs
by Kim Fielding Editor. That’s a term guaranteed to strike fear into the hearts of nearly every writer. It’s terrifying
by Carien Ubink It’s important to get reviews, but if you ask in the wrong way, your request might be
by Corrine Kumar We grow as writers by reading, but we often read passively—leaving the understanding of stories to our