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2015 Awards – Eligible Fiction
It’s January– time to offer up a list of my eligible fiction for consideration for the Hugo and Nebula awards. If you are eligible to vote in the Nebulas or Hugos, please consider my work. … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, Awards, Hugo Awards, Hugos, Ides of Nevah-Nevah, MidAmericaCon2, Nebula Awards, read, SFWA, Sharon Joss, STEAM DOGS, the writing speaks for itself
Tagged 2015 Hugo Nominations, 2015 Nebula Nominations, Katherine Addison, MidAmericaCon2, Sharon Joss, Stars That Make Dark Heaven Light, Steam Dogs, The Goblin Emperor, The Ides of Nevah-Nevah, The Order of the Golden Grapefruit, WOTF31, Writers of the Future vol 31
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Wow Factor: Dreams & Goals for the Long Haul
A writer I much admire, Dean Wesley Smith, wrote an inspirational blog recently about dreams and goals (you can read it here), and it got me thinking. He just finished a year of writing (and publishing as part of his … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, belief systems, books, business, Dean Wesley Smith, don't give up, Dreams, fun with writing, goals, great fiction, indie publishing, learning the craft, production schedule, published, resolution, Sharon Joss, the writing speaks for itself, write, write every day, write every day; writers write, writer
Tagged dreams, goals, long view of writing, no shortcuts, production schedule, writing for the long term
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Reflections on a Green-Eyed Monster
There was a book signing tonight at one of my local bookstores, and I decided to go. I hadn’t read any of the author’s books, but he writes fantasy; something I enjoy reading anyway, so why not, right? Additionally, he’s … Continue reading