Jul
22
Steps on the Journey - On Writing Horror
Category: SoJ, Writing |
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This book will appeal to horror authors, especially, so why should you check this out if you don’t write horror? Simple: Most of the essays in this book can be applied across most, if not all, genres. The general principles are similar.
Jul
18
Free Writing Software Today Only!
Category: Craft, Free Stuff, Writing |
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Giveaway of the Day has Liquid Story Binder XE available for free download today. If you’re struggling with the organizational side of writing, particularly a large work, check this software out. There’s really not much out there that compares to it. You can do character sketches, import photos, do time lines and link everything together. It can also be used for word processing.
Jul
15
Editor Girl!
Category: Business, Markets, Writing |
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So, I’ve got some news. I’ve been waiting to post this until it was officially official (as opposed to unofficially official).
Jul
8
They’re interested in primarily literary fiction, but welcome a magical realism bent. The deadline is July 31 and first prize is $250. There is a $5 entry fee, or you can purchase a discounted subscription and the fee will be waived.
Jul
2
Strange Horizons 2008 Fundraising Drive
Category: Markets, Plugs, Stuff, Writing |
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You won’t see this sort of thing on this site often, so when you do, you’ll know it’s a good cause! Strange Horizons is a free, online magazine publishing speculative fiction of all stripes. It’s free to read and is one of a dwindling number of short fiction markets for spec fic. They’re not-for-profit and rely on donations to keep things going. And they’ve been around for 8 years! That’s more than a lifetime for online venues.
Jul
1
The Graduate!
Category: Announcements, Random, Stuff, Writing |
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You may have noticed the blog’s been on hiatus for awhile. Finishing up Soul Cavern and the other requisites for graduating from SHU pretty well kicked my tail! Add to it that we bought a house at the end of April and moved in around mid-May. But, I’m happy to say, I’m back in the saddle!





