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Myke Cole Wins Compton Crook Award

The Baltimore Science Fiction Society is proud to announce that Myke Cole is the winner of the 2013 Compton Crook Award... read more
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EMISSARIES GALACTICON III

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EMISSARIES GALACTICON III
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Amazing Stories publishes Douglas Smith Excerpt

Amazing Stories Publishes Excerpt From Douglas Smith's New Novel THE WOLF AT THE END OF THE WORLD

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Bullington, Beukes and Bacigalupi event

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Just wanted to let you know about an amazing... read more
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"Over-explaining" - where do you draw the line?

I don't think it's about assuming the reader will know what you're talking about specifically, but giving them a picture of the object regardless of what
Fung Koo Today, 05:26 AM

Short story- has been bothering me for years

I think Bradbury wrote a couple of stories like this. The one I remember most clearly was set on a terraformed Mars.

For the main story,
tedstriker Today, 04:13 AM

Wizard's First Rule....the Film?

That would be great to see the Magician books as an HBO series.I love Jimmy the Hand!
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Reading in May 2013

I think it's the conversation they have in Gardens of the Moon, but I could be wrong.

Currently reading Rough Magic by Kenny Soward and
Seak Today, 02:00 AM

"Over-explaining" - where do you draw the line?

If the context is clear, readers will know what you mean. You may not even have to describe what it looks like if you show its function. (Which is probably
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EXCERPT: From 2013 Techno-Thriller: Cybersp@ce

Excerpt from: Cybersp@ce...

"The rain gradually eased up as they made their way toward the lights, the object slowly came into view. Two things soon became evident to Jake Summers. First, whatever...
JWHorton May 16th, 2013 09:23 PM

I'm not dead!

I've just been sucked under by a work-nami.

That and the current piece I'm working on is not going well. I'm encountering some kind of personal resistance to the topic, I guess. Call it...
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EXCERPT: From 2013 Techno-Thriller: Cybersp@ce

Excerpt from the 2013 Thriller: Cybersp@ce

“I was still a young boy living in Corona, New Mexico in 1947, when I saw something crash near there. We thought at first it was a plane, but when we...
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