Quick Updates for 2012-05-17
RT @scalzi: By the power vested in me as SFWA president, the hashtag for the Nebula Awards Weekend this year […]
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May 2012
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Editing Clauses in Publishing Contracts: How to Protect Yourself
Over the past couple of days I’ve gotten several emails and Facebook posts alerting me to a blog post by writer Mandy DeGeit about her bad experience with a small publisher called Undead Press.
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Quick Updates for 2012-05-16
SFWA member, Karen Azinger, is thrilled to announce the publication of The Skeleton King, the third book in The Silk
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Nebula Novels at The Millions
The Millions provides an overview of this year’s Nebula nominated novels.
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Quick Updates for 2012-05-14
SFWA member Adam Christopher is pleased to announce the sale of his novel SHADOW'S CALL to @torbooks! http://t.co/g42KKeUQ #
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Clarion West Write-a-thon Needs You
The ninth annual Clarion West Write-a-thon is open for participant sign-up now through June 16.
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e-Publishing Revo: It’s a New Electronic Self-Publishing Service, But There’s a Catch
Zooming into my inbox last week: a press release for a brand-new ebook self-publishing service called e-Publishing Revo.
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Tools of the Trade: Stellarium
When a character swims across the Arctic Ocean, in a story set a thousand years in the future, what stars might she use to guide her passage westward?
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Quick Updates for 2012-05-08
Hear @SFWA authors @JAPittsWriter @erikscottdebie @brendacooper @jenniferbrozek read at the U Bookstore, Seattle – http://t.co/wG381qwR #
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Join SFWA at BookExpo America
For the first time ever, SFWA will be attending the largest publishing event in North America: BookExpo America (BEA).
Information Center, The SFWA BlogGuest Post: Race in YA Lit: Wake Up
Guest Post: Race in YA Lit: Wake Up & Smell the Coffee-Colored Skin, White Authors!
Which came first—the chicken, the egg, or the egg white omelet—I don’t know. But the discussion glosses over an obvious gap: white authors.
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Quick Updates for 2012-05-04
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