One of the things that sometimes comes up when talking to new writers is the question, “How do I acquire mentor?” There’s a glazed and desperate look in the eyes of each querier, and sometimes a bit of professional jealousy, because occasionally we see people in positions where we’re not convinced they really should be…
Susan Urbanek Linville sold "Nyabinghi's Sacred Drum," to Triangulation: Morning After Anthology # SFWA member Beth Cato's short story "Cartographer's Ink" is available to read at Daily Science Fiction. http://t.co/8IaPAN4f #
Member News for Keffy R. M. Kehrli, Susan Urbanek Linville, and Beth Cato.
If you’re a freelance writer, you’re probably under constant pressure to get the next paying gig and to keep the money flowing. This can override your caution and leave you vulnerable to scammers. I know, because I’ve been there myself.
Want to talk to Gray Rinehart? Find him at the SFWA table in the Hyatt Fan Table area from 10-12! #dragoncon # Want to talk to Alethea Kontes & Nancy Holder? Find them at the SFWA table in the Hyatt Fan Table area at 12! #dragoncon # Want to talk to Alethea Kontes? Find her […]
Stop by Booth 309-311 to get your books signed by Carole Nelson Douglas from 11:00-12:00! #dragoncon # Stop by Booth 309-311 to get your books signed by Philippa Ballantine and Tee Morris from 12:00-1:00! #dragoncon # Want to talk to Elaine Isaak? Find her at the SFWA table in the Hyatt Fan Table area from […]
Based on 1,922 ballots received, the second highest total ever, the 2012 Hugo Awards go to…
Want to talk to Eugene Meyers? Find him at the SFWA table in the Hyatt Fan Table area at 1! #dragoncon # Stop by Booth 309-311 to get your books signed by Rob Reid and Nancy Holder from 1:00-2:00! #dragoncon # Want to talk to Eugene Meyers and Alexandra Hughes? Find them at the SFWA […]
SFWA Member @keffy's story "Five Bullets on the Banks of the Sadji" is now live at Podcastle: http://t.co/bVII3A7m # Join @sfwa and @SFWAauthors at the #SFWA reception & autograph session Saturday @ 6pm. #2012BBF @BmoreBookFest # Want to talk to Lucienne Diver? Find her at the SFWA table in the Hyatt Fan Table area at […]
In my recent blog post on Pearson’s acquisition of self-publishing giant Author Solutions Inc., I posed several questions that I hope Pearson will consider as it integrates ASI with Penguin Group. One of these was whether ASI will start being more transparent in its advertising and PR. I’d like to go a little bit more into detail on what I mean.
Blacksmith Wystan accidentally breaks off a sliver of Excalibur. It’s magic sends Wystan to present day England where he must fulfill his blood vow to reunite the piece with Excalibur or the rightful heir before the sword and its magic are lost.
John W. Maly holds degrees in law, psychology, and computer engineering and has worked in computer technology litigation for over a decade. A graduate of Stanford University’s Novel Writing program, John is an avid traveler, reader, and writer.
