You and Your Characters
An article by James Patrick Kelly on writing stronger characters.
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1998: The State of Publishing
Eleanor Wood’s 1998 State of Publishing speech given at the Nebula Awards weekend
Building a Career, Information Center, The Craft of Writing, Tips for Beginners
Breaking Into Print: What Length Sells Best?
Article by Melisa Michaels on how to build a writing career.
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1997: The State of Publishing
Eleanor Wood’s speech on the State of Publishing given at the 1997 Nebula Awards weekend
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Making Monsters
An essay by James Patrick Kelly on the writing of his short story ‘Monsters’.
Advice for New Writers, How to Sell Your Novel, The Business of Writing
“Excuse Me, How Much Did It Cost You?”
An anti-scam handout by A. C. Crispin
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Writerisms and other Sins: A Writer’s Shortcut to Stronger Writing
Writerisms describes overused and misused language. In more direct words: find ’em, root ’em out, and look at your prose without the underbrush.
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Hardcore Critique Guidelines
Written by Amy Sterling Casil When we criticise work, we are commenting for the purposes of publishability, and our goal
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On Thud and Blunder
An essay by science fiction writer Poul Anderson on the importance of research, or at least of plain common sense and logical thought, in writing heroic fantasy.
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MEDIA TIE-INS: Why They are Nearly Impossible for Beginners To Publish
Written by Roger MacBride Allen Because I have written three STAR WARS novels, and three novels set in Isaac Asimov’s