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SFWA Matching Donations Up to 10K for Locus Magazine
Locus magazine has a long history in our field; from a one-page zine founded to support a Worldcon bid, it
The Indie Files, The SFWA Blog
THE INDIE FILES: I’m Selling Books, but Am I Making Money?
by William C. Tracy Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series from William C. Tracy. Part 1
The Business of Writing, The SFWA Blog
How to Fix Your Ornithopter: The Unlikely Publishing History of Dune
by Jeremy Zentner In the ever-changing age of technology, the opportunities for publication are as daunting as they are diverse.
Information Center, Safety Dispatch, The Business of Writing, The SFWA Blog
SAFETY DISPATCH: Don’t Get Hooked by Phishing and Scams
by the SFWA Safety Committee Listen, so there’s this prince in Nigeria who really needs— Hey, wait, where are you
WHAT HAPPENED TO WRITER BEWARE’S THUMBS DOWN LISTS?
For many years, Writer Beware hosted a Thumbs Down Agents List and a Thumbs Down Publishers List, identifying the agents
The SFWA Blog, Workshops and Critique Groups
Overcoming the Rejection Machine: Why a Positivity Read Should Be Part of Your Publishing Journey
By Shawn Proctor Whether you enroll in a writing workshop or writer’s group, there is a premium placed on critique
The Indie Files, The SFWA Blog
THE INDIE FILES: Measuring Your Success as an Author
by Steven Radecki During the more than a decade that I have been involved in indie publishing, I have worked
The SFWA Blog
Making the Most of Your Con Budget
by Cat Rambo Writers are often told that they must go to conventions and conferences in order to network and
Information Center, Safety Dispatch, The Business of Writing, The SFWA Blog
SAFETY DISPATCH: How to Establish and Use a Pen Name
by the SFWA Safety Committee Have you ever considered writing under a pen name? Some authors use pseudonyms to separate