Quick Updates for 2009-11-27
Congratulations to David D. Levine (@daviddlevine) whose collection, "Space Magic" has just received the Endeavor award. #
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Quick Updates for 2009-11-26
@Gravedom We don't maintain a list like that, but if you search our directory you can see members who are
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SUPER FAN STALKS POWELL’S FOR CARLSON’S PLAGUE ZONE
Nearing midnight on Monday, November 23rd, super fan Brian C. of Portland, Oregon armored up for the imminent release of
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Norilana Books presents Mansfield Park and Mummies
Norilana Books is proud to present Mansfield Park and Mummies: Monster Mayhem, Matrimony, Ancient Curses, True Love, and Other Dire
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Quick Updates for 2009-11-25
RT @sfscope: SFWA receives authors, editors, and others at Planet Hollywood: http://tinyurl.com/ydcdxlx lots of photos # RT @victoriastrauss: From PW,
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Member news: Jay Lake safely out of surgery
This morning, SFWA member Jay Lake went in for an operation to remove a growth from his lung. For those
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Quick Updates for 2009-11-24
@Ginger_Clark Aroo? um… Planet Hollywood staff? Did you get a photo? in reply to Ginger_Clark # Hey there, happy party
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Nebula Awards: “International SF” and Problems of Identity
Our sister site, NebulaAwards.com has an essay by Larry Nolan on “International SF” and Problems of Identity
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Kindle Nation Daily features Rocket Boy & the Geek Girls
Kindle Nation Daily has featured Book View Café’s Rocket Boy & the Geek Girls along with a story from the
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Quick Updates for 2009-11-22
@redrobinreader @melissablue13 We're aware of Thomas Nelson, but they've never been on our qualifying publishers list and wouldn't qualify. in
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Quick Updates for 2009-11-21
A good article about the difference between self-publishing & vanity imprints. Plus, Paolo Bacigalupi’s novel Windup Girl was just named in Library Journal’s Best Books of 2009!
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How semantics can help you! Part 3
As part of her continuing series on How Linguistics Can Help You, Juliette Wad discusses that ubiquitous genre activity making up words.