Articles related to "Science Fantasy"

Author Gill James talks about school visits, Young Adult literature, publishing, inspiration and never giving up.

Once a writer sends a story off to a magazine, the waiting begins. Douglas Cohen kindly agreed to talk about his process as slush reader, as well as share some hints.

These magazines are open to submissions from new or experienced fantasy writers, and offer payment for publication.

Understanding genres enables a writer to focus his work in a certain direction.

Fantasy writer Hal Duncan talks about story crafting, the mechanisms of writing and turning intuition into the successful logic of story narrative.

Scottish Fantasy and Science Fiction writer Hal Duncan talks at length with Suite101 about his motivations for writing and the topography of the imagination.

Laura Freas has been a judge for this sci-fi & fantasy illustration contest since 1996 and shares her insights for illustrators submitting their work.

An engaging science fantasy in the tradition of Andre Norton's Witch World and Leigh Brackett' from the author of Renfield and I'll Take My Stand.

Making goods is often handled as a side skill in many mmorpgs; in Star Wars Galaxies, the trader is the character class dedicated to crafting items.

The Saga of Seven Suns by Kevin J. Anderson is seven epic books that tell the compelling stories of humans and aliens facing a war of extinction.

So you want to write Speculative Fiction? Don't call it Sci-Fi. Know who you're writing for, and what to write about.

Fantasy Writer Hal Duncan shares five notable books with Suite 101 and explains why these in particular have played such an influential part in shaping his own writing.

James Van Pelt has maintained his edge since his first story was published in 1990. This popular author has found a way to balance life, work and writing.