What's New
July 14, 2008
Market Reports
In order to offer our subscribers more timely information on emerging markets, we will post next issue's Market Report as soon as it is received, rather than wait for the Bulletin's print edition.
Here is the new Market Report July 2008 Market Report [pdf] by Cynthia Ward
Market Reports: Breaking News
Warrior Wisewoman 2. This is a new annual anthology in the mold of Marion Zimmer Bradley's "Sword and Sorceress" series, but with a focus on science fiction, rather than fantasy. Pay rate is 2 cents a word on acceptance.
- Guidelines for Volume #2 of the Anthology:
- RIGHTS PURCHASED: First English Language Rights and non-exclusive electronic rights. The anthology will be published by Norilana Books in a trade paperback edition in June 2009, to be followed by an electronic edition to be produced later.
- PAYMENT: $0.02 a word on acceptance, and a pro rata share of royalties, plus a contributor copy.
- WORD LENGTH: Up to 10,000 words, with longer stories having to be exceptional.
- READING PERIOD begins on August 1, 2008. Please do not submit your stories before then.
- DEADLINE: December 15, 2008.
- HOW TO SUBMIT: Submissions are electronic only. Please submit your story as a Word (.doc or .rtf) attachment to your e-mail. The subject line of your e-mail should say "Submission: Story Title, last name of author." Also, include a brief cover letter. It should have your full name, address, e-mail address, title of story, number of words, and brief biographical information in case we don't know you, with most recent publishing credits, if applicable. We are open to new writers and seasoned veterans alike.
- EDITORIAL ADDRESS: roby[dot]james[at]comcast[dot]net
2008 Nebula Awards were held in Austin, Texas April 25-27. The winners were:
Other presentations included:
Spring 2008 Table of Contents
Spring 2008 Market Report [pdf] by Cynthia Ward
Articles
The Amazon "Kindle" Contract, Annotated by SFWA's Contracts Committee
Searching & Researching: Another Alternate Dialogue by Bud Webster & Jerry Pournelle
Columns
President of SFWA's Message by Michael Capobianco
The Resnick/Malzberg Dialogues -- XXXVII: False Doctrines by Mike Resnick & Barry Malzberg
State of the Art: Doom and Gloom by Robert Metzger
Writers' Bloc: Get People Talking About Your Book by Steve Carper
Anthopology 101: Three Nines Fine by Bud Webster