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Tag Archives: Writers of the Future: Volume 33
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 Sultan’s Cellar” in Latest Issue of Galaxy’s Edge
I’m happy to announce that my third professional-rate short story, “The Sultan’s Cellar,” now appears in Issue 28 of Galaxy’s Edge. It’s the second story I’ve sold to Galaxy’s Edge, but the first of the two to appear in print. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, California, Fantasy, Horror, Writing
Tagged Adramelech, Between Books, Clark Ashton Smith, Dead of Night, Galaxy's Edge, Greg Schauer, Harlequins, Jonathan Maberry, M. Night Shymalan, Mike Resnick, perihelion online science fiction, Rolling Stone, San Francisco, The City of the Singing Flame, The Last Feast of Harlequin, The Sultan's Cellar, The Tenderloin, The Village, Thomas Ligotti, Writers of the Future Contest, Writers of the Future: Volume 33
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The Other 13: Doug Souza
I’m here with Doug Souza, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Modesto, California. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I’m Doug C. Souza a speculative … Continue reading
The Other 13: Jake Marley
I’m here with Jake Marley, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Garden Grove, California. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I’m Jake Marley from Orange … Continue reading
The Other 13: Andrew L. Roberts
I’m here with Andrew L. Roberts, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from San Lorenzo, California. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I come from your … Continue reading
The Other 13: C.L. Kagmi
I’m here with C.L. Kagmi, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Ann Arbor, Michigan. She very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I’m originally from Ann … Continue reading
The Other 13: Dustin Steinacker
I’m here with Dustin Steinacker, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Orem, Utah. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I was raised in Elk … Continue reading
The Other 13: Molly Atkins
I’m here with Molly Atkins, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from St. Louis, Missouri. She very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I grew up in … Continue reading
The Other 13: David VonAllmen
I’m here with David VonAllmen, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from St. Louis, Missouri. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I’m from St. Louis. … Continue reading
The Other 13: Stephen Lawson
I’m here with Stephen Lawson, my fellow Writers of the Future writer-winner from Louisville, Kentucky. He very graciously volunteered to answer the following questions: Tell me about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your background? I grew up as a … Continue reading
Reflections of a Rational Republican 