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A Writing Date is basically productivity through peer pressure and honestly, any co-working is welcome.
A Writing Date is basically productivity through peer pressure and honestly, any co-working is welcome.
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An offsite panel event with several of our 2026 Nominees and VIPs held at the American Writers Museum, in conjunction with the American Writers Festival weekend.
An offsite panel event with several of our 2026 Nominees and VIPs held at the American Writers Museum, in conjunction with the American Writers Festival weekend.
An online meet-up for our members in Australia, New Zealand, East & Southeast Asia.
An online meet-up for our members in Australia, New Zealand, East & Southeast Asia.
You don’t have to do it alone. 2026 Nebula Finalist Wole Talabi (“Descent”) leads a stellar panel to discuss building worlds with others for group projects. How does it work? How do you make sure your own ideas get heard? How should group worldbuilding be structured to reduce friction and encourage shared creativity?
You don’t have to do it alone. 2026 Nebula Finalist Wole Talabi (“Descent”) leads a stellar panel to discuss building worlds with others for group projects. How does it work? How do you make sure your own ideas get heard? How should group worldbuilding be structured to reduce friction and encourage shared creativity?
Writing a novel and writing for a game both involve crafting detailed worlds that your audience will love, but the process can diverge widely from that point on. Join Nebula Finalist Greg Kasavin (Hades II) and J. S. Dewes as they discuss how game writing differs from other narrative storytelling forms, and how to pack the most punch into a game’s limited prose.
Writing a novel and writing for a game both involve crafting detailed worlds that your audience will love, but the process can diverge widely from that point on. Join Nebula Finalist Greg Kasavin (Hades II) and J. S. Dewes as they discuss how game writing differs from other narrative storytelling forms, and how to pack the most punch into a game’s limited prose.
If you love poetry and you adore speculative fiction, you won’t want to miss this panel, which includes some of the best up-and-coming SFF poets! Four of this year’s Nebula Finalists will meet to discuss the state of spec fic poetry, and to discuss their own styles and methods for writing in the form.
If you love poetry and you adore speculative fiction, you won’t want to miss this panel, which includes some of the best up-and-coming SFF poets! Four of this year’s Nebula Finalists will meet to discuss the state of spec fic poetry, and to discuss their own styles and methods for writing in the form.
Curious about how Kickstarter can boost your income and help you find new readers? Bestselling fantasy author and Kickstarter expert Anthea Sharp will walk you through the secrets of successful crowdfunding. Even if you’re traditionally published, don’t miss out on this opportunity to find ways to harness the power of Kickstarter to grow your readership and revenue.
Curious about how Kickstarter can boost your income and help you find new readers? Bestselling fantasy author and Kickstarter expert Anthea Sharp will walk you through the secrets of successful crowdfunding. Even if you’re traditionally published, don’t miss out on this opportunity to find ways to harness the power of Kickstarter to grow your readership and revenue.
"Sit in the chair every day: Plant yourself in the chair daily for a few hours and eventually the words will come." -Joshua Fields Millburne. If you've ever felt like this - and other conventional writing advice - doesn't quite suit you, then this is the workshop for you! Particularly for those of us who are disabled or neurodivergent, we each need to find a writing rhythm, process, and systems that work for our unique selves. Join this interactive workshop led by three disabled or neurodivergent writers to identify writing strategies that work for your body and brain.
"Sit in the chair every day: Plant yourself in the chair daily for a few hours and eventually the words will come." -Joshua Fields Millburne. If you've ever felt like this - and other conventional writing advice - doesn't quite suit you, then this is the workshop for you! Particularly for those of us who are disabled or neurodivergent, we each need to find a writing rhythm, process, and systems that work for our unique selves. Join this interactive workshop led by three disabled or neurodivergent writers to identify writing strategies that work for your body and brain.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Game Writing: Building Authentic Worlds workshop.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Game Writing: Building Authentic Worlds workshop.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Writing with Disability and/or Neurodiversity workshop.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Writing with Disability and/or Neurodiversity workshop.
Spend half-an-hour in a table-talk session with the panelists from the Nebula Best Poem Nominees in Conversation panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table-talk session with the panelists from the Nebula Best Poem Nominees in Conversation panel.