SFFWorld Members big Blog thread

[Stephen Palmer]

Author Life, Day 1 - being an author.
Tomorrow - character.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Author Life, Day 2.
Tomorrow - world-building.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Author Life, Day 3.
tomorrow - use of language.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Day 4 of Author Life.
tomorrow... is it art?

 

[Jo Zebedee]

http://jozebwrites.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/whats-in-cover.html

Thinking about covers -and why I changed mine

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Author Life, Day 5.
Art? I think so.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Why most writers can't bear the thought of luck.

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Improbable Botany
- a fabulous anthology including stories by Justina Robson, Lisa Tuttle, Tricia Sullivan, Eric Brown and Adam Roberts.

 

[Alasdair Shaw]

The June round-up of scifi books just went out: https://alasdairshaw.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/the-june-round-up-of-scifi-books.html

 

[Matthew Hughes]

I’ve put the Raffalon collection up on Amazon as a $3.99 ebook and a $12.99 paperback.

It’s also available as a Kobo ebook.

And, of course, you can still get ebook versions through the Archonate Bookstore, where I don’t have to share the proceeds with a corporate giant.

 

[Alucius]

The Fantastical, a site filled with the wonders and twists of Fantasy and Sci-fi Flash Fiction and, some but not a lot, Poetry. Please come and like, comment and just leave feedback . New to blogging... So yeah any advice would be good!

 

[Matthew Hughes]

9 Tales of Raffalon (paperback) now in Archonate Bookstore

The Raffalon collection, 9 Tales of Raffalon, is now available through the Archonate Bookstore as a POD paperback from CreateSpace.

In about a week, I'll announce a Goodreads giveaway of three signed copies.

http://www.matthewhughes.org/the-archonate-bookstore/

 

[Gideon Marcus]

The Fantastical, a site filled with the wonders and twists of Fantasy and Sci-fi Flash Fiction and, some but not a lot, Poetry. Please come and like, comment and just leave feedback . New to blogging... So yeah any advice would be good!

Just keep making content. You will get better. People will find you.

 

[Jo Zebedee]

For fun between more serious ventures I've been writing a new Abendau and popping it on my blog. This is chapter one and two.

http://jozebwrites.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/the-last-seer.html?m=1

http://jozebwrites.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/the-last-seer-chapter-two-space-princess.html

 

[Alasdair Shaw]

The July edition of my scifi roundup has just been released: https://alasdairshaw.blogspot.co.uk/2017/07/the-july-roundup-of-scifi-books.html

 

[The Big Peat]

An interview with Jo Zebedee

 

[Trishaxx]

Just found this thread which seems an appropriate place to promote my blog. I made a decision long ago that, while I was probably not going to make much money out of my sci-fi writing, I really enjoy it and so why not just write my new book as a serialised blog instead? I've written fan fiction before and enjoyed the self-imposed weekly deadlines but after a while you want to get back to writing your own stuff. So, this blog is about a future where humanity has expanded beyond our own solar system across five galaxies and now, with an ever-increasing need for more food sources, the big food corporations send teams to explore the other side of the universe... in this dystopian future, food is the new gold.
You can follow the team of the Saturn Anne II on their mission to a new galaxy on my blog which I try to update weekly here ~ ZOOLOGY

( https://oolasite.blogspot.co.uk/2017/03/ )

 

[Jo Zebedee]

An interview with Jo Zebedee

Thanks Pete - that was a lot of fun!

Today I talked about stickability and how losing my agent could have finished me as a writer (but how I'm back querying and am still hanging in there )
http://jozebwrites.blogspot.co.uk/2017/08/on-stickability.html?m=1

 

[Brett Fitzpatrick]

My latest post is about how I've just written the thinking person's zombie novel.
http://brettfitzpatrick.com/post/020_05_08_2017_the_intellectual_zombie_novel/

 

[Alasdair Shaw]

Read an interview with Benjamin Douglas at https://alasdairshaw.blogspot.co.uk/2017/08/an-interview-with-benjamin-douglas.html