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Category Archives: Business
2019 Writing Statistics and Revenue
Many authors in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres track their writing progress and provide a summary of it at the end of each year. For instance, David Tallerman, John Scalzi, Nick Mamatas, Joe Abercrombie, and Rahul Kanakia provide fairly comprehensive years … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Fantasy, Horror, Russia, Science Fiction, Tanks, War, Weird World War III, Writing
Tagged 2019 Writing Progress, Abyss & Apex, Baen, Between Books, Galaxy's Edge, Rejections, Submissions, Vastarien, Weird World War III, Worldcon, Writing Income, Writing Revenue
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2018 Writing Statistics and Revenue
Many authors in the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres track their writing progress and provide a summary of it at the end of each year. For instance, David Tallerman, John Scalzi, Nick Mamatas, and Rahul Kanakia provide fairly comprehensive years in review … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Fantasy, Horror, Writing
Tagged 2018 Writing Progress, Galaxy's Edge, Kasma SF, Rejections, Submissions, Vastarien, Worldcon, Writing Income, Writing Revenue
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Help Me Choose a Title for My Next Science Fiction Thriller
I’m trying to choose the next title for my novel, and I wanted to tap into the crowd’s wisdom to help with the decision. Which of the following titles do you prefer? And by “prefer” I mean which ones would … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Horror, Tanks, Technology, World War II, Writing
Tagged Horror, Novel, Science Fiction, Wisdom of crowds
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2017 Writing Statistics and Revenue
Many authors in the science fiction, fantasy and horror genres track their writing progress and provide a summary of it at the end of each year. For instance, John Scalzi, Rahul Kanakia, Alex Shvartsman, Ron Collins, Gray Rinehart, Michael R. Fletcher, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Business, Fantasy, Horror, Writing
Tagged 2017 Writing Progress, Galaxy's Edge, Kasma SF, MidAmeriCon II, Rejections, Submissions, The Overcast, Unnerving Magazine, Worldcon, Writers of the Future, Writers of the Future Contest, Writers of the Future: Volume 33, Writing Income, Writing Revenue
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The Other 13: Ziporah Hildebrandt
I’m here with Ziporah Hildebrandt, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Shutesbury, Massachusetts. She very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I grew up outside Philadelphia, hated … Continue reading
The Other 13: Anton Rose
I’m here with Anton Rose, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Durham, England. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I’m from Durham, which is … Continue reading
The Other 13: Ville Meriläinen
I’m here with Ville Meriläinen, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Joensuu, Finland. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions from his cold country: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I am … Continue reading
Are Liberals More Educated Than Conservatives? (2016 Election Update)
Four years ago, I analyzed the education levels of those who voted for the Democratic candidate for President and the Republican candidate for President for a total of six Presidential and Midterm elections. In that analysis, I had concluded that people … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education, Policy, Politics
Tagged Decision 2012, decision 2016, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, Hillary Clinton, Intelligence, IQ, obama, Republicans, Romney
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“Pinned” Featured in Kasma SF Magazine
My story, “Pinned”, is now live on the Kasma SF Magazine website. Prior to reporting to Fort Knox for the Armor Officer Basic Course (AOBC) as a newly-minted second lieutenant in November 1998, former tankers and cavalrymen had warned me … Continue reading