Hello SFWA members: Do you want to start the week out with any news? # SFWA member @brentweeks has a signing at Borders in Bakersfield, California this Saturday at noon. # RT @pattyjansen: SFF writers, if you use market search sites like @duotrope or ralan, please shove them a few spare $$ today. Please RT […]
Welcome to SFWA's newest Active member Erin M. Evans author of THE GOD CATCHER (WotC, 2010) http://slushlush.com/ # @SaraMegibow Hi Sara, I don't show you on our member list. Email me? vp(at)sfwa.org in reply to SaraMegibow # FYI @SaraMegibow, a literary agent with http://www.nelsonagency.com (which is a SFWA member) is actively looking for sf/f submissions. […]
SFWA member Roby James announces call for submissions for WARRIOR WISEWOMAN 4. http://is.gd/fdYZN # Happy to report that SFWA member @jay_lake is safely out of surgery to remove a potential cancer from his liver. http://is.gd/fe08u #
RT @jamietr: All SFWA "Featured Authors" that were in the backlog queue are now processed and online. # Well, SFWA members. Have any news you'd like us to retweet? # SFWA member @thunderchikin's playlist for his novel BLACK HOLE SUN is posted on Largehearted Boy (a music site): http://su.pr/9YUSKl # SFWA member Geoffrey A. Landis's […]
Sara Creasy grew up in Australia and now lives in the USA. Her debut novel is SONG OF SCARABAEUS.
Skyler White crafts challenging fiction for a changing world. Visit her on the web at http://www.skylerwhite.com.
Steve Rasnic Tem’s newest book, IN CONCERT (Centipede Press), collects all his collaborations with wife Melanie Tem.
Laura E. Reeve writes the Major Ariane Kedros Novels. The third, PATHFINDER, was released in July (www.AncestralStars.com).
Edwin Charles (E. C.) Tubb (b. 1919) died on September 10. Tubb was born in London and began publishing in 1951 with the short story “No Short Cuts” in New Worlds.
Welcome to SFWA's newest Associate member David D'Amico with a sale to WotF, Volume XXVII – Galaxy Press http://www.dadamico.com/ #
A science-fantasy-noir novel inspired by the Nebula-nominated “Tower of Mud and Straw.” Towers, politics, alternate worlds. Kirkus called it “mind-expanding” in a starred review; Daily Mail, “a towering achievement and a genre-busting tour de force.”
Jean Marie Ward writes about all things weird, wonderful and downright peculiar in her hometown of Washington, DC. Sometimes she writes fiction. It makes a lot more sense than the facts. Her web site is JeanMarieWard.com.
