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SFWA Presents: Get to Know Writer Beware® (Part 1: History and Mission)
An interview with Victoria Strauss. Get an inside look at the origins of Writer Beware, its founding mission, and how it became a vital resource for authors facing publishing scams, misinformation, and unethical industry practices.
Ink Stains on Fingers and the Smell of Coffee: A Guide to Writing Elsewhere
by Steve Horton. A good chair, a strong coffee, and the hum of life around you—writing beyond the desk isn’t just possible, it’s worthwhile. Here’s your guide to using coffee shops and public spaces as productive writing spots.
FAQs for Members
FAQs for Members SFWA Member Management How Do I Pay My Dues? 1. In the left menu at top on
Advocacy
Writers Defending Writers… Through Contract & Industry Knowledge Contracts can be confusing, especially to new writers. The library of Model
Education
Writers Helping Writers… SFWA is, first and foremost, an organization for writers. That means sharing information and tips, no matter
The History Files, The SFWA Blog
A Brief History of SFWA: The First Nebula Awards
by Michael Capobianco Less than a year after SFWA founder and President Damon Knight created the Nebula Award, the first
Connecting with an Artist Is a Big Part of the Storytelling in Comics
by Jessica Maison If only there was an app for creator hook-ups, writers would all find the perfect artists and
Public Relations, The SFWA Blog
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
The History Files, The SFWA Blog
Jerry Pournelle: SFWA Historian
by Michael Capobianco I first encountered Jerry Pournelle in the early 80s on the pages of the computer professional magazine