Next Portland SFWA reading is Monday July 16, with Daniel H. Wilson, Isaac Marion, and Rhiannon Held http://t.co/diKyOMm9 … # Next Seattle-area SFWA reading is Thursday July 19, with Louise Marley, Isaac Marion, and Rhiannon Held http://t.co/diKyOMm9 … #
Graduation season has come and gone, but we’ve seen lots of great commencement speeches around, from Neil Gaiman’s to Aaron Sorkin’s. They made me mildly nostalgic.
A transcript of #sffwrtcht interview with SFWA member @debcoates http://t.co/9bSJkO5a # SFWA member Beth Bernobich is hosting a giveaway for her new novel, Queen's Hunt: http://t.co/VpqFeuVf # News from SFWA member Sharon Lee: Releasing all 15 Liaden novels as audio books is only part of it … http://t.co/RlTfN9eD #
Our society and technology is hardly the epitome of endeavor; to believe we’re at our pinnacle is mild hubris at best. So why should our future be worse?
"Feed Me the Bones of Our Saints" pt 1 of 2 by SFWA member Alex Dally MacFarlane at Strange Horizons http://t.co/j1P3RZV0… # SFWA member @doctorow Cory Doctorow is the guest of honor at Westercon 67 in Salt Lake City, July 2014 http://t.co/4lMUK1It # SFWA member Michael R Underwood's novel "Geekomancy" is now available from Pocket […]
Short stories are a proving ground. They let you get out there, try a bunch of things out, and make your mistakes small so you don’t have to make all of them big. When I hear an unpublished writer talking about the epic fantasy trilogy they’re going to write, my first thought is, “What a shame.”
