(Guest post by Carrie Bailey) I write. Some people would say I’m a self-published author looking to go the traditional route with my next book, but I like to think of my self as an amateur author ready to go … Continue reading
Well, here we are again, my friends, and it’s time to sing that old tune: “How Do I Stretch My Campaign”? Well, the truth is…I have no idea. … Continue reading
On my own blog I had recently posted a rather extended rant called “You Hack Or You Die.” Yes, it’s heavy handed title-wise, yes I slipped in a “Game of Thrones Reference,” but my basic theme is that you have … Continue reading
You got it, I’m still going on about why we’re bad at networking. I’ve covered issues of overload, incoherent advice, too many options, focus issues, and not pitching to the right personalities. Actually by now I think I’m even more … Continue reading
Recently, Steve penned his notes on why the old ways of scifi are best. And colleague and friend aside, I’m going to have to disagree with him on this one. And, as a scifi writer myself (book’s coming soon to … Continue reading
I speculated some time ago that though we needed to have more inspiring science fiction, and that we may have had some kind of “imagination gap,” that we also had to ask what the best form is to deliver it … Continue reading