This is why I started blogging more than ten years ago. I wanted to connect with and learn from writers who knew what the heck they were doing. I found those people online. I read their journals, commented in their posts, and eventually got to know some of them.
Welcome to new SFWA member @DWGrintalis! #
This year’s judges were Andrew Hook, Sacha Mamczak, Mark Rich, Sean Wallace, and Kim Wilkins.
Further clarification – SFWA business meeting Saturday morning at 8:00 AM is in the Meeting House building – Sunrise room. #WFC2011 # #SFWA meeting now in Meeting House in sunset room. Light breakfast. #WFC2011 # SFWA member @nancykress's original novella of BEGGARS IN SPAIN, winner Hugo & Nebula, available as ebook, Nook & Kindle, from […]
I remember being impressed with Star Trek’s Captain Kirk as a kid. Not because he could karate chop unsuspecting alien guards into unconsciousness with one blow, but because he could think his way to victory as often as not.
In answer to @mkhobson's question. World Fantasy requires our meetings to be outside of programming hours. #SFWA #
Recently, a consortium of university libraries called HathiTrust decided to make more than one hundred digitized books available as e-books to the universities’ communities because the books were “orphans,” works for whom the rightsholders could not be located after a diligent search.
@KenanBrack Excellent goals. #
@Polenth email nac@sfwa.org #
Small press publishing is inherently risky–for publishers as well as for authors–and while the situation at AMP is uglier than many, it’s also far from unusual.
Trapped in a child’s body, a resourceful woman risks death by deletion from a simulated world. With her debut novella for adults, Thompson has crafted a taut, ultimately hopeful story that deftly explores identity and autonomy.
Meteorologist turned novelist, Maria’s been writing SF/F since she was bored at work. Over two dozen novels later, Maria’s been on the New York Times bestseller list, won a dozen awards, and teaches in Seton Hill University’s MFA program.
Come celebrate our diamond year with us! Register now for SFWA's 60th Annual Nebula Conference, hosted at Kansas City, MO, and also online, from June 5-8.
