E.C. Myers: The Once and Future SFWA
I first heard about SFWA in my senior year of college, through the Columbia University Science Fiction Society (CUSFS). […]
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Michael A. Burstein: My First Nebula Awards Banquet
In April 1995, I was a barely wet-behind-the-ears writer of science fiction. My first story was scheduled to appear in
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The Pomodoro Technique
by Aidan Doyle
The Pomodoro Technique is a popular time management system that has helped improve my writing productivity. The technique was developed by Francesco Cirillo and basically involves setting a timer for 25 minutes and focusing on a single task.
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Cat Rambo: Volunteering with SFWA: Why?
Perhaps because of my Midwestern upbringing, perhaps because of circumstances of education, one of my core values has always been
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Norton Jury Convenes
The 2015 Norton jury has convened and is considering eligible books.
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SFWA Cookbook Available
In celebration of fifty years of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Ad Astra: The 50th Anniversary SFWA Cookbook collects recipes old and new from writers across the span of its membership.
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Tony Peak: Joining the SFWA
There was a time—less than a year ago, in fact—when I dreamed of joining the SFWA. Among writers of speculative
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M.K. Hutchins: My Journey into SFWA
When I was a very young teen writer, I read articles on the SFWA website as a reward for meeting
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E.D. Walker: Why SFWA?
A few years ago I attended Viable Paradise, which is a one-week writer’s workshop taught by some of the most
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The Nebula Awards Mass Autographing
By Michael Damian Thomas
If you’ve never been to a book signing, you might not understand why you would wait in line to get a writer to scribble their name in a book. What’s the appeal?
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Terry O’Brien: What I Appreciate About SFWA
I don’t remember exactly how long ago I joined SFWA. I do know that it was shortly after my stories were
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From the Fringes to the Classroom
This year’s Campbell Conference (June 11-14) brings together teachers and scholars to discuss the current state of and future trends in science fiction education at their institutions, especially as it pertains to degree programs.