RIP Ray Bradbury (1920-2012)
“Simply put, it is the end of an era. Ray was more than just an author, more than just a Grand Master. He was one of the pillars of our community.” ~John Scalzi, SFWA President
“Simply put, it is the end of an era. Ray was more than just an author, more than just a Grand Master. He was one of the pillars of our community.” ~John Scalzi, SFWA President
A good roundtable discussion on writing about race in Science Fiction and Fantasy. http://t.co/ajLKhCOS #
Reminder: The SFWA business meeting is at 11:00 in the Conference Theater. We have food and news. #Nebs2012 # Reminder: Follow hashtag #nebs2012 as sanctioned by The @scalzi, to follow the Nebulas. #
RT @scalzi: By the power vested in me as SFWA president, the hashtag for the Nebula Awards Weekend this year is #Nebs2012 #
SFWA member, Karen Azinger, is thrilled to announce the publication of The Skeleton King, the third book in The Silk & Steel Saga. #
SFWA member Adam Christopher is pleased to announce the sale of his novel SHADOW'S CALL to @torbooks! http://t.co/g42KKeUQ #
Hear @SFWA authors @JAPittsWriter @erikscottdebie @brendacooper @jenniferbrozek read at the U Bookstore, Seattle – http://t.co/wG381qwR #
The SFWA website is temporarily down due to hosting issues. Our webmaster is working hard to resolve it. Thanks for your patience! #
SFWA Member Alex Wilson: The Time of Reflection, a 5 page fantasy comic by @alexotica is a finalist for an Eagle Award. http://t.co/2V0LZN7E # GeekWire piece on asteroid miners and SFWA member/SF writer reaction http://t.co/5evHHvQ3 #
Oklahoma author K. D. Wentworth (b.1951) died on April 18 of complications from cancer and pneumonia. Wentworth began her career winning the Writers of the Future Contest in 1989 with her short story “Daddy’s Girls.”