Small Presses and the Quality Quest
“Ain't all buttons and charts, little albatross. You know what the first rule of flyin’ is?”—Mal Reynolds, captain of Firefly-class starship Serenity I recently saw a Facebook discussion about small…
“Ain't all buttons and charts, little albatross. You know what the first rule of flyin’ is?”—Mal Reynolds, captain of Firefly-class starship Serenity I recently saw a Facebook discussion about small…
To Shape the Dark, the younger sibling of The Other Half of the Sky, focusing on women scientists doing science not-as-usual, has become as widely acclaimed as its illustrious predecessor:…
To Shape the Dark, the younger sibling of The Other Half of the Sky, focusing on women scientists doing science not-as-usual, has become as widely acclaimed as its illustrious predecessor:…
Justin Robinson shares his thoughts about creating Fifty Feet of Trouble: That I would return to the City of Devils universe was a given. Honestly, if I had my druthers…
Ignoring the rules doesn't make you stand out in a good way...
Distilling a novel: Not as much fun as whiskey, but just as necessary.
YA dystopias and economic uncertainty? It's a perfect pairing.
A picture is worth...oh, you know.
Natania Barron muses on what it's like to write a sequel.
Editrix Extraordinaire and everyone's favourite Gal Friday Sarah takes to the stage to tell you how to succeed in publishing.