The SFWA Blog

Working in Manhattan meant I was in the center of the universe. While working for DC Comics, I was a […]

  In my freshman year in college, I made a serious mistake. I tried to workshop a science fiction story

Daughter of two Cuban political exiles, M.C.A. Hogarth was born a foreigner in the American melting pot and has had

  I suppose I wanted to be convinced. While at a convention last summer, I attended a panel of SFWA

Back in college, when I first set out to be a professional author, the biggest question I wanted answered upfront

When I first qualified for SFWA, it had been going through yet another kerfuffle—which one almost certainly doesn’t matter; they

It happens that I’m writing this blog in an airport, on my way home from a con where I moderated

When I heard that the SFWA blog editors were asking members to write about their experiences with SFWA, my first

I joined SFWA for the same reason I have joined other professional organizations over the course of my career—it’s important

Right about now, many of you are wishing that you never had to deal with about half of SFWA ever