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Of Free eBooks, iPhones and Wattpad: End to Old School Publishing?
Speculative fiction is not fantasy fiction, as it rules out the use of anything as material which violates established scientific fact, laws of nature, call it what you will, i.e., it must [be] possib… more →
Millennium Writing
The Slush Pile
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Diane Curran wrote 1 month ago: I had to share this (which I came across via the TeenLitAuthors group): Hehe yes I really am laughi … more →
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writersplus wrote 1 month ago: I just wanted to spread the word and remind anyone using the 2009 Writers Market to please, please r … more →
Adventures in the Slush Pile: 5 Manuscript Categories
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chapmanchapman wrote 1 month ago: Attention aspiring writers! What’s the fastest way to get your manuscript to a publisher? Hint … more →
Targeting Submissions to Agents & Editors
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Laura Manivong wrote 2 months ago: courtesy: PdPhoto.org As writers, the most important thing we can do is read, right? But if you’re l … more →
Of Free eBooks, iPhones and Wattpad: End to Old School Publishing?
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Erik John Bertel wrote 2 months ago: Speculative fiction is not fantasy fiction, as it rules out the use of anything as material which vi … more →
Building an Author Platform
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Jo-Anne Vandermeulen wrote 2 months ago: Building an Author Platform You must present a strong author platform to get the attention from an … more →
The Powerful Play
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R.J. Keller wrote 3 months ago: There is no formula for success. Not in publishing, not in any endeavor. There is that old standby … more →
Writing: The Great Wheel of Publishing
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colleenanderson wrote 3 months ago: This wheel is large and ungainly, held together with sweat, tears, slush pile manuscripts, spit, un … more →
Almost A Completely Novel Idea
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rejectionroad wrote 4 months ago: CompletelyNovel.com The face of publishing is changing. Few people will argue that point. But how … more →
Free lessons in cyberspace for Genre writers
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specmysticon wrote 4 months ago: I decided to have a post consisting of links to sites, articles and blogs that might be useful for p … more →
The Slush Pile Goes Online?
tara wrote 5 months ago: This week, leading-edge technologists, social media gurus and publishers discussed the future of pub … more →
Seeking a Literary Agent - Know Anyone?????
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georgiamcbridebooks wrote 5 months ago: The hunt begins for a literary agent to represent not only my work but me in a mutually beneficial r … more →
1st Blue Mesa Meeting: this Friday 3pm
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Samantha Tetangco wrote 5 months ago: Howdy folks! The first Blue Mesa Review slush pile reading of the semester will be held THIS FRIDAY … more →
Another authonomy update
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Jim Dempsey wrote 5 months ago: Publishers, HarperCollins, have just announced that they have signed three authors from their ‘virtu … more →
Is Authonomy authentic?
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electricalphabet wrote 6 months ago: Bren MacDibble alerted me on Facebook to some grumblings about HarperCollins’ Authonomy site. … more →
That thing about not giving up
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Caroline Rance wrote 6 months ago: (Thank you to Vaughan James for his photo, Uphill Climb) It crops up on loads of writing websites a … more →
Slush pile percentages for issue # 2 (thus far)
specmysticon wrote 6 months ago: Here are Speculative Mystery Iconoclast issue #2’s slush pile percentages at the time of writing th … more →
Showing versus Telling
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Jo-Anne Vandermeulen wrote 7 months ago: Fact: Around 97% queries are rejected by agents. How can I keep my submission out of the slush … more →
Authonomy update
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Jim Dempsey wrote 7 months ago: my virtual book cover I put an early novel effort up on the authonomy website about a month ago now … more →
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