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Scott M. Sandridge Writerly Update 11/20/09

Since my day job cut me down to two days a week, I decided to turn the crappy situation into an opportunity to get more writing done and more submissions out. I'm currently at 31,000 words on Emperor of Vangaard, and 1500 words on a nonfiction article. In the past two days, I've sent out two queries and seven submissions. I've also recently came up with ideas for about fifteen or so articles to write. What can I say? I'm getting sick of dealing with crappy day jobs again. >( Continue

Added by Scott M. Sandridge on November 21, 2009 at 4:24am — No Comments

Scott M. Sandridge Writerly Update 11/20/09

Since my day job cut me down to two days a week, I decided to turn the crappy situation into an opportunity to get more writing done and more submissions out. I'm currently at 31,000 words on Emperor of Vangaard, and 1500 words on a nonfiction article. In the past two days, I've sent out two queries and seven submissions. I've also recently came up with ideas for about fifteen or so articles to write. What can I say? I'm getting sick of dealing with crappy day jobs again. >( Continue

Added by Scott M. Sandridge on November 21, 2009 at 4:24am — No Comments

Deborah J Miller Made me smile - don't know if the Black-eyed Peas knew what was going on at the beginning! Have a …

Made me smile - don't know if the Black-eyed Peas knew what was going on at the beginning! Have a great weekend Wonderlanders! Continue

Added by Deborah J Miller on November 20, 2009 at 5:08pm — No Comments

Deborah J Miller * I've just received this from our friends at Pan Macmillan... As mentioned, they are doing a video …

* I've just received this from our friends at Pan Macmillan... As mentioned, they are doing a video interview with Mr Horwood next week - so IF ANY WONDERLANDERS HAVE A QUESTION TO ASK THIS AMAZING AUTHOR, PLEASE EMAIL IT TO ME, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

"I am delighted that February 2010 sees the publication of… Continue

Added by Deborah J Miller on November 17, 2009 at 5:34pm — No Comments

Mike Happy Friday the 13th

Die, Vampires Song Download MP3 at: http://www.reverbnation.com/tunepak/2005373 At a party late one night Saw this vixen smile at me She said come up to my room If there’s more you’d like to see Something told me not to Lust said it had to be She pulled me into her room Used a key to lock the door Started kissing on my neck Took off all the clothes I wore When her fangs scratched my neck My blood began to pour In the corner stood a bro… Continue

Added by Mike on November 13, 2009 at 3:39pm — No Comments

Deborah J Miller Carl Sagan/Stephen Hawking - Sense of Wonder anyone?????

Okay - not strictly Fantasy - but being NC of Wonderlands has to give me some perks! Carl Sagan is my all-time hero and this made me smile all day! Enjoy! Debbie ETA: Was going to take this down as it's been up for 2 weeks - then I remembered that November 9th was Carl Sagan's birthday - with Nov 7th having been named 'Carl Sagan Day' in some parts of the US... so I have ADDED the following> "Pale Blue Dot" Please watch it. Beautiful...… Continue

Added by Deborah J Miller on November 12, 2009 at 11:36am — 2 Comments

Tracy Falbe Why fantasy series drag on and why we keep buying them

The fantasy genre thrives on multiple book series. Readers love getting into an exciting world of magic populated by great characters, and then having multiple novels with which to enjoy the experience. Publishers do a lot of printing to meet this need, but then readers often complain that promising series degenerate into meandering narratives that go no where. Go to any online forum where fantasy books are being discussed and you will always find threads complaining about fantasy series that h… Continue

Added by Tracy Falbe on November 11, 2009 at 3:25pm — No Comments

Tracy Falbe Why fantasy series drag on and why we keep buying them

The fantasy genre thrives on multiple book series. Readers love getting into an exciting world of magic populated by great characters, and then having multiple novels with which to enjoy the experience. Publishers do a lot of printing to meet this need, but then readers often complain that promising series degenerate into meandering narratives that go no where. Go to any online forum where fantasy books are being discussed and you will always find threads complaining about fantasy series that h… Continue

Added by Tracy Falbe on November 11, 2009 at 3:25pm — No Comments

Richard H. Fay Holiday on Phreetum Prime

Holiday on Phreetum Prime by Richard H. Fay Twin red suns rise over a crimson sea As wudols twitter a raucous chorus Amongst the majestic etafal trees. Saunter beneath the weeping purple fronds And sip a cup of sytunn flower tea While wine-stained waters kiss a chartreuse shore. Sail t… Continue

Added by Richard H. Fay on November 11, 2009 at 4:48am — No Comments

Vic Castle Bound Chapter 1 (version 3.5)

I Castle bound This story is a work of fiction. All characters and events portrayed in this story are either the products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. The duty of a prince is to rule firmly without becoming a tyrant. The first precept from The Duties of a Prince. “The palace protects your daughter madam,” an unidentified male voice whispered from the wall next to Jenna’s bed. A thrill of fear began to flow in Jenna’s heart but it had no time to develop as the conversati… Continue

Added by Vic on November 8, 2009 at 10:30pm — No Comments

Gabriel Leverance Excelsior Youth Center could use some holiday cheer.

Hi all, My name is Gabriel, and I'm an employee of Excelsior Youth Center (http://www.excelsioryc.org/), a residential treatment center for girls aged 11-19. Girls come to us from around the country when their emotional displays are too great for their families and schools to handle. They come to us rather than heading to detention, and we are given an opportunity to work with them on ways to better manage their lives, with the goal of reuniting them wi… Continue

Added by Gabriel Leverance on November 8, 2009 at 2:20am — No Comments

Kristin Snouffer On the Way to New Isosceles by Leigh Wood Ebook Edition Available NOW!

It's here, my Woody Peeps! It's HERE! My science fiction erotica novel On the Way to New Isosceles is now available in ebook from Eternal Press! http://www.eternalpress.ca/onthewaytonewisosceles.html More information about other booksellers such as Fictionwise and our paperback release on Amazon will follow in the coming weeks. I have to get the Cart button over here, too! Tonight however, I want you to join me and the rest o… Continue

Added by Kristin Snouffer on November 7, 2009 at 6:15pm — No Comments

Kristin Snouffer Another Chance to WIN a Copy of The Vampire Family!

Arise Nocturnal November, uh, Nocturnes! Part of the Vampire Bash 2009 is still happening at Vamp chix, and Saturday November 7 the fang gals are offering another chance for you to win an Autographed paperback copy of The Vampire Family! Just visit http://vampchix.blogspot.com and comment to be entered into their latest drawing. After that, stop by the Eternal Press website for our new releases chat extravaganza! Fellow NJ author Leigh Wood will be… Continue

Added by Kristin Snouffer on November 6, 2009 at 11:05pm — No Comments

Laura J. Underwood Wandering Lark Update

Wandering Lark now has 83 prepayers signed up. Still looking for that last 17. Details can be found on my website at www.sff.net/people/keltora. The Book of Tentacles is to be officially released by Sam's Dot Publishing on November 15th and includes my story "A Quiet Neighborhood." "That Time of the Month" is currently available in STRIP MAULED edited by Esther Friesner. Just so's ya know... Laura J. Underwood Continue

Added by Laura J. Underwood on November 5, 2009 at 10:10pm — No Comments

Veronica Henry Check out My Short Story

My short story, "My Soul to Free" has been published by Expanded Horizons. Continue

Added by Veronica Henry on November 4, 2009 at 4:02pm — No Comments

Nils Free Short Story Writing Contest TRAVEL STORIES – win cash with your story

While traveling we always have new experiences, whether they are amazing, life changing or just disillusioning. Tell us your travel story. It may deal with a travel journey to a new place, time traveling, revisiting one's past, visiting a lost love or a new one, or an inner journey. Travel reports can be as much about one's internal navigation of their emotions as a physical voyage. There is currently running a free-to-enter short story contest on BookRix for writers and readers. The theme is "… Continue

Added by Nils on November 4, 2009 at 1:15pm — No Comments

Richard H. Fay A Leviathan Ascendant in MindFlights

"A Leviathan Ascendant" now appears on the cover of the November 2009 issue of the e-zine MindFlights. Check it out! Continue

Added by Richard H. Fay on November 1, 2009 at 9:58pm — No Comments

Richard H. Fay Abandoned Towers Issue #4

Robin in Sherwood Forest © Copyright 2009 Richard H. Fay Abandoned Towers Issue #4 is now in print. Within the pages of this zine you can find the above colouring page, "Robin in Sherwood". In addition, my cinquain chain or swirl (I'm not exactly sure which it would technically be) "Among… Continue

Added by Richard H. Fay on November 1, 2009 at 9:57pm — No Comments

David Lee Summers David Lee Summers - Romance Writer?

My publisher recently posted an ebook edition of Vampires of the Scarlet Order at All Romance ebooks. I've never really thought of the Scarlet Order series as being romance. However, romance is very much a part of the book. There's the romance between the vampires Daniel and Mercy, Hunter and Alice and of course Rudolfo and Jane. I also imply a romantic relationship between the more minor characters of Alexandra and Roquelaure. Because this is a vampire book, I've not been afraid to fol… Continue

Added by David Lee Summers on October 30, 2009 at 6:10pm — 2 Comments

Richard H. Fay Niteblade Art Blog: House of Chamberlin

This Halloween, for a different kind of treat, visit the House of Chamberlin. Open its heavy oaken doors, step through its dark stone threshold, and prowl its eerie halls. Spy strange, wondrous, fantastic, and frightful scenes. Meet lusty vampires, hungry werewolves, macabre musicians, mischievous elves, and deadly dragons. Check out examples of Ric Chamberlin's artwork in the latest Niteblade Art Blog entry, "House of C… Continue

Added by Richard H. Fay on October 28, 2009 at 7:06pm — No Comments

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