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Market Call: Zombies Need Brains Needs Stories
Let me introduce myself. I’m Joshua Palmatier, a fantasy author with DAW Books, but also the founder of the small press Zombies Need Brains (considered a professional market by SFWA). We publish SF&F themed anthologies, using Kickstarters to generate the funds … Continue reading →
The Future is Queer: 11 LGBT+ Contemporary Authors Writing Speculative Fiction That You Should Know
From Octavia Butler, author of multiple Nebula- and Hugo-award-winning novels, to longtime Star Trek scriptwriter David Gerrold, LGBT+ creators have long played a major part in steering the direction of speculative fiction. And the canon has never been more diverse … Continue reading →
Interview with Richard Kadrey
Recently I reviewed Richard Kadrey’s The Grand Dark for Green Man Review. I enjoyed the book and kept thinking about it, so I had some questions. Richard kindly agreed to a follow-up interview. Here’s his answers to those questions. Q: … Continue reading →
Where I’ll Be: DragonCon 2019
Title: 15-Minute Mentor Session Description: A chance for budding authors to talk one-on-one with a successful industry professional about business, promotion, the writing process, & career advice. Sign up in the Writer’s Track. (Embassy C-D) Time: Fri 04:00 pm Location: … Continue reading →
Where I’ll Be: Confluence 2019
Friday 7 pm: Opening Ceremonies [Ballroom] Participants: Tobias Buckell, Michael Longcor, Cat Rambo, Kevin Hayes (M) Saturday 10 am to noon: Writers Workshop for 10 Participants: Cat Rambo Saturday 2 pm: Beginnings and Endings [Commonwealth East] (moderator) Participants: Cat Rambo … Continue reading →
Guest Post: TJ Kahn Reveals the Unheard of in Fantasy
The Unheard of in Fantasy: Advocacy for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing in fantasy and science-fiction Imagine that you are a huge fantasy or science-fiction fan. You’ve watched every Game of Thrones episode. You own all of the merchandise. You’ve seen … Continue reading →
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
The Nebulas this year were an amazing, dazzling, staggering blur, and an overall splendid time. (I got a selfie with William Gibson plus shared french fries with an astronaut!). But there was one sad thing for me, which was that in all the shuffle and mistimings, I didn’t get a chance to deliver the speech I’d prepared.
I’ve been spending some time post-Nebulas thinking and reflecting on everything I’ve learned from the SFWA Presidency, and all the valuable things I’ve discovered and learned as a result of my time in office. Over the next few weeks, I’ll publish the blog posts I have been putting together, one dedicated to each year, and then a final recap. It seemed a logical thing to kick that series off by sharing that speech, which contains a number of things I wanted to say to the SFWA family at large. I hope this serves.
Continue reading →Where I’ll Be: Cascade Writers Workshop
If you’re coming to the Cascade Writers Workshop, this is where you’ll find me. Friday: 9:30-10 AM: Registration and meet & greet with tea & coffee! Conference Room 10 AM-11:50 AM: Critique group meeting 1: Curtis Chen & Cat Rambo: … Continue reading →
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Twenty fantasy stories of our world and others. Publisher's Weekly called them 'crisp and compelling'.
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Cat's first nonfiction book talks about how to set up and maintain an online presence -- without cutting into your writing time.
Clockwork Fairies, a steampunk short story, originally appeared on Tor.com.
