THE INDIE FILES: Measuring Your Success as an Author
by Steven Radecki During the more than a decade that I have been involved in indie publishing, I have worked […]
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Art Direction on a Budget
by Austin Conrad Editorial note: This is the first in a two-part series from Austin Conrad on acquiring illustrations for
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Making the Most of Your Con Budget
by Cat Rambo Writers are often told that they must go to conventions and conferences in order to network and
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An Approach for Shifting the Setting in an Alternate Retelling
By J.D. Harlock Four years ago, I started writing speculative fiction professionally to modest success. I owe my entire career
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SAFETY DISPATCH: Author Safety for Small Events
by the SFWA Safety Committee Small events can be some of the most rewarding experiences for an author. Signings, readings,
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Tighten Up Your Writing
by Juliet Kemp As writers, we all have our own strengths – and our own shortcomings. At the start of
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“And What’s So Fantastic About It?!”: How To Write Fantastic Noir
by May Haddad Fantastic noir is a subgenre that blends film noir or its literary inspiration and counterpart, hardboiled fiction