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    Inspiration Point: How Can Narrative-Driven RPGs Help Write Better Fiction?

    by L. E. Torres
    One day in 1986, after concluding an exciting Dungeons & Dragons campaign with my high school friends, I decided to write a novel telling their exploits. The game had been a roaring success, all non-stop action and nail-biting excitement, so how...

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    Announcing the 59th Nebula Awards Toastmaster: Sarah Gailey

    The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) is excited to announce that author and SFWA Nebula and Hugo Award finalist, Sarah Gailey, will serve as toastmaster for the 59th Annual Nebula Awards® Ceremony! The ceremony will take place in...

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    New to Your Public Persona? Handling the Non-Writing Parts of Being an Author

    By Noah Sturdevant
    Who are you?
    No, not in a “name, rank, and serial number” kind of way or the physical parts on display. Not the broad character traits you associate with yourself, either. It’s a complicated question, right? It can be hard to define, even to yourself, much less others...

  • 14 days

    Yes, We Need Diverse Books, But We Also Need Diverse Reviewers–Still*

    by Erika Hardison
    This essay is the fourth of eight in the Publishing Taught Me: A SFWA Anthology Project.
    Ever since Black YA Fantasy author L.L. McKinney set Twitter (now known as X) ablaze with her hashtag #PublishingPaidMe in 2021, the traditional publishing industry has been scrambling to give the appearance that they are truly committed to being more...

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