@JStevenYork Which site is that? We linked to several different ones? in reply to JStevenYork # @JStevenYork Thank you. in reply to JStevenYork # @JStevenYork It wasn't about choosing sides. It was about having broken links on our site. in reply to JStevenYork #
William Tenn
1920-2010
SFWA member Joan Marie Verba's young adult SF novel, Action Alert, is a Mom’s Choice Awards® Silver Recipient. # What are panels that mid-career writers wish someone would teach? # @ianthealy Someone who has made sales and no longer thinks of themselves as a rank newbie. in reply to ianthealy # @kenyonsherrilyn Awesome, yes. Those […]
My name is Isamu Fukui. I have been a published novelist since age 15, with two books out by Tor Books and a third in revision. I am currently a mere 20 years old, inexperienced, and a SFWA member for less than a year. I hold no sweeping ambition or political design. I will not […]
SFWA member Wendy Delmater has started a letter writing campaign to Amazon. http://is.gd/7ICSn # @dbgrady The Campbell isn't affiliated with SFWA and has wider eligibility than our membership rules. Double-check your eligibility. in reply to dbgrady #
Resources and member news for John Scalzi and Jennifer Brozek!
@kellyswails Congratulations! That's great news. Here's the link to the application… http://www.sfwa.org/join-us/application-form/ in reply to kellyswails # One of @jenniferbrozek 's sories, "Nothing Left to Salvage," has been nominated for the 2010 Million Writers Award. http://bit.ly/bnSjCz #
My name is Lee Martindale, and I’m running for South-Central Regional Director. Let’s begin with the obvious. Reorganizations are tough. SFWA is in a state of transition. The Board of Directors that begins its term on July 1, 2010 will lead the organization through that transition, and be the bridge between SFWA as it is […]
SFWA member @scalzi talks about the public communications side of the Macmillan/Amazon affair. http://is.gd/7tr8B #
Kage Baker
1952-2010
Journey to lost pasts and possible futures with the Accidental Time Travelers Collective, volume 3. The latest installment in the Accidental Time Travelers Collective series features 12 time-travel short stories by an international group of authors.
Steven D. Brewer teaches scientific writing at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He writes steampunky romantasy and fluffy military space opera, often with an LGBTQIA+ focus. Brewer lives in Amherst, Massachusetts with his extended family.
