Successfully Talking to the Press About Your Art: Plot It, Don’t Pants It!
by Gideon P. Smith Thirty years ago, I was first interviewed about my research. Five minutes after it ended, I […]
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Jerry Pournelle: SFWA Historian
by Michael Capobianco I first encountered Jerry Pournelle in the early 80s on the pages of the computer professional magazine
Far-Seeing Star Deity Spiral Notebook
SFWA supports creators through the entire arc of their career, from their first sale to the care of their literary
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SFWA Presents: Get to Know…Our Career Mentorship Program
by the SFWA Publications Crew Editor’s note: This article is part of the SFWA Presents: Get to Know… series, which
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: Laurel Amberdine
Laurel Amberdine (1970–21 January 2025) was a writer, interviewer, and genre editor. She worked for Locus Magazine for ten years,
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: Barry N. Malzberg
Barry N. Malzberg (24 July 1939–19 December 2024), also writing as Mel Johnson, K.M. O’Donnell, Nathan Herbert, Mike Barry, Claudine
Marketing Your Poetry
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A History of SFWA’s #DisneyMustPay Campaign
A History of SFWA’s #DisneyMustPay Campaign Initially housed at the now-deactivated writersmustbepaid.org, the following information outlines key details from the
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A Brief History of SFWA: The Beginning (Part 2)
by Michael Capobianco Editor’s note: This piece is the second in a two-part overview of the first year of SFWA,
The History Files, The SFWA Blog
A Brief History of SFWA: The Beginning (Part 1)
by Michael Capobianco Editor’s note: This piece is the first in a two-part overview of the first year of SFWA,