Quick Updates for 2010-08-19
Resources, Industry News, and Member News for Jackie Kessler and Adam-Troy Castro!
Archive for the ‘The SFWA Blog’ Category
5 Resources for Tracking Your To-do Lists
If your current scrap of paper/sticky note/repeating-to-self to-do list system isn’t hacking it, you may be interested in checking out one of these 5 free task management tools.
Guest post–Science Fiction and the Post-Cold War
While a great deal has been written about Cold War culture, very little has been written about post-Cold War culture as such, science fiction included. Part of it may be the lack of really significant, defining movements or innovations, at least since the cyberpunk of the 1980s.
Quick Updates for 2010-08-14
Resources, Industry News, and Member News for Jennifer Brozek, K.M._Ruiz, and Anne Harris!
Bowker Manuscript Submissions
Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware
A few of life’s inevitabilities:
Death.
Taxes.
Writers’ quest to find a way around the submission process.
There’s nothing you can do about death. Taxes are pretty non-negotiable as well, unless you’…
Guest post–Revitalizing Creativity in Your Private Booklife
Sometimes, no matter your best efforts, you’ll find yourself stuck in a rut, bored with your work and yourself. At such times, here are a few techniques that may nudge or jolt you out of that mood.
Quick Updates for 2010-08-12
Resources, Industry News, and Member News for Wendy Wagner, Wendy S. Delmater, Michelle Marquardt, Kevin David Anderson, Charlene Teglia, and Paolo Bacigalupi!
5 Resources to Assist Your Research (Pants Not Required)
For those no-pants days when you need help finding information and Google/Wikipedia isn’t cutting it, you’ll want to know about these 5 free resources to help you with research.
Quick Updates for 2010-08-08
Resources, Industry News, and Member News for Steven Gould!
Guest post–The Pillars of Your Public Booklife: What Do You Find Most Important?
More than two thousand years ago, the strategist Sun Tzu wrote that the warrior skilled in indirect warfare is as inexhaustible as Heaven and Earth, as unending as rivers and streams, and passes away only to return like the four seasons.
