Productivity That Fits You
by Marie Andreas New year, new you, new stories! And, as always, new ways to increase your productivity. Every January, […]
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The LGBTQ+ Speculative Experience: Part 4
(Kind of like the Star Trek Experience—lots of diversity that some accept, some fight, and others never see) by Elle
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How Writing Challenges Made Me a Better Writer
By Rachel Craft I’ve recently gotten hooked on writing “challenges,” multi-round contests that give participants a creative prompt and a
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Sharing the Spotlight: 6 Tips for Collaborative Storytelling
By Hildy Silverman Sharing story creation and developmental duties with a writing partner might seem daunting, given that we authors
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5 Ways to Sell Your Books Directly
Is Using Direct Sales the Right New Channel for Your Books? by Kelly McClymer Direct sales are a hot topic
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Choose Your Own Dr. Scientist Adventure
by Jason P. Burnham Did you know that the human body has fewer human cells than it does microorganisms? Fortuitously,
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Cooperative Publishing: Writers Taking Charge of Their Publishing Careers
By Diana Pharaoh Francis Writers can have great success when indie publishing, but many feel underqualified or underprepared to handle
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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
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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
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Art Direction on a Budget
by Austin Conrad Editorial note: This is the first in a two-part series from Austin Conrad on acquiring illustrations for
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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
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SFWA Comments on AI to US Copyright Office
On October 30, the SFWA Board and the SFWA Legal Affairs Committee sent the following letter to the US Copyright