Another of my reviews reprinted by Fantasy Literature.
Ignore the find-and-replace glitch, which I’ve alerted them to.
Originally shared by Fantasy Literature (FanLit)
The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories: Humane science fiction
Another of my reviews reprinted by Fantasy Literature.
Ignore the find-and-replace glitch, which I’ve alerted them to.
Originally shared by Fantasy Literature (FanLit)
The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories: Humane science fiction
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This is a good summary of common beginners’ mistakes. The first one, in particular, I notice a lot, and not only in first novels.
Originally shared by Karen Conlin
I’ve been talking and posting about this very topic in the last month, having just finished editing a client’s first novel.
I’m happy to see that I’m right on track with Carolyn Haley, the guest blogger at Richard Adin’s “American Editor.”
Woohoo! Another pro sale.
The new magazine Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores has accepted my story “Gatekeeper, What Toll?”