The Past Is Not as Rosy as You’ve Been Led to Believe
by Jeff Reynolds A game we authors enjoy is “discuss how the short story market used to pay so well […]
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Game Writing with Text Adventure Games
by Misha Grifka Wander When I teach video game analysis to college students, I sometimes tell them that they’re going
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A Brief History of SFWA: The Beginning (Part 2)
by Michael Capobianco Editor’s note: This piece is the second in a two-part overview of the first year of SFWA,
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A Brief History of SFWA: The Beginning (Part 1)
by Michael Capobianco Editor’s note: This piece is the first in a two-part overview of the first year of SFWA,
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Phoning It In: Finding Time to Write in Unexpected Places
by Priya Chand Editor’s note: This piece is part of an occasional series titled Writing by Other Means, in which
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The Poet’s Toolbox: Three Strategies for a Vivid Prose Voice
By Ursula Whitcher Writing poetry allows for rapid experimentation with language on a fine scale. Though there’s lots of mystique
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Gamifying Your Writing Goals
By Gideon P. Smith We all have writing dreams, but they often remain dreams without solid productivity goals to turn
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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Top Tips from THE INDIE FILES
by SFWA Publications Crew Independent publishing can feel as daunting as it is empowering. Monthly at the SFWA Blog, THE
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Perceiving the Wind: Finding Magic in the Mundane
by Austin Conrad As advice, “write what you know” is nearly as hackneyed as “show, don’t tell.” Both pieces of
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Character Development Lessons From Video Games
By Samantha Garner When you think of video games, do you think of rich character development? Unfortunately, many people believe