Welcome to the New SFWA Events!
SFWA Members, we want your professional events for our Community Feed on the Events Calendar, and to populate your Member Directory card with all your launches and campaigns.
Check out our member events form today!
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.
[ SELECT YOUR AIRSHIP MISSION TO VIEW DETAILS ]
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.
Major genre awards, including the Nebulas, usually go to authors who have traditionally published their works with larger publishing houses. But that’s starting to change, as indie authors break their way into the awards scene with phenomenal tales. Our panelists tell you how they are working their magic in an industry with more paths to success than meet the eye.
Major genre awards, including the Nebulas, usually go to authors who have traditionally published their works with larger publishing houses. But that’s starting to change, as indie authors break their way into the awards scene with phenomenal tales. Our panelists tell you how they are working their magic in an industry with more paths to success than meet the eye.
We love our plots in SFF: the bigger the better! But is plot everything? Nebula Finalist Jennifer Hudak (“The World to Come”) will lead the discussion about how plot is configured in conversations of craft, and which other elements of your story may be just as important, if not more.
We love our plots in SFF: the bigger the better! But is plot everything? Nebula Finalist Jennifer Hudak (“The World to Come”) will lead the discussion about how plot is configured in conversations of craft, and which other elements of your story may be just as important, if not more.
Scriptwriting takes many forms. In this panel, which includes three of this year’s Nebula finalists, the authors will discuss a number of script structures, including the difference between writing a script for a play, a comic book, and an audiodrama.
Scriptwriting takes many forms. In this panel, which includes three of this year’s Nebula finalists, the authors will discuss a number of script structures, including the difference between writing a script for a play, a comic book, and an audiodrama.
SFF power couple Tananarive Due (2026 Nebula Toastmaster) and Grand Master Steven Barnes host this hands-on workshop, walking attendees through the basics of screenwriting, from choosing a story structure to writing a script that's both engaging and will work well for producers and actors alike.
SFF power couple Tananarive Due (2026 Nebula Toastmaster) and Grand Master Steven Barnes host this hands-on workshop, walking attendees through the basics of screenwriting, from choosing a story structure to writing a script that's both engaging and will work well for producers and actors alike.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the How Important Is Plot, Really? panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the How Important Is Plot, Really? panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Speculative Scriptwriting for Plays, Comics, and Audiodramas panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the Speculative Scriptwriting for Plays, Comics, and Audiodramas panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the The Business of Writing: How to Be Successful on Kickstarter panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the The Business of Writing: How to Be Successful on Kickstarter panel.
Ever feel like a minotaur trapped in the labyrinth when writing a new book? What if you could take all that mythological energy and use it to write something fresh and new? Nebula Finalists John Wiswell (Wearing the Lion) and Wole Talabi (“Descent”) join other decorated authors to discuss using classic mythology to build new SFF worlds.
Ever feel like a minotaur trapped in the labyrinth when writing a new book? What if you could take all that mythological energy and use it to write something fresh and new? Nebula Finalists John Wiswell (Wearing the Lion) and Wole Talabi (“Descent”) join other decorated authors to discuss using classic mythology to build new SFF worlds.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the From Indie to Nebula Finalist panel.
Spend half-an-hour in a table talk session with the panelists from the From Indie to Nebula Finalist panel.