September 2015

Finding an Audience Part 2: Author Websites vs. Social Media

In our previous installment on finding an audience, I talked about the importance of author websites, and I mentioned a thread on social media where Laird Barron underscored their necessity. In the comments that followed that thread, several people weighed in who seemed to believe that author websites were somehow “outdated” or “unnecessary” in this day and age. A […]

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Finding an Audience Part 1: Make it Easier

By Orrin Grey

Different people come to of writing for very different reasons, but there’s one thing that just about every writer wants: more books. No wait, maybe more time to read them? No, wait, I meant to say that every writer wants another cat. Wait, no, that’s not it either. Hm… oh, right, true as some of those might be, what I

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The Hugo Awards, 2015

By Molly Tanzer

The 2015 Hugos were rather more vexed than in previous years, due to one reason and another. We won’t get into the details here, but what might have been an interesting discussion about art, literature, publishing, and social trends became an relatively ugly brouhaha that both succeeded and failed to succeed in defining this year’s award nominating and awarding processes.

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Finding an Audience Part 2: Author Websites vs. Social Media

Finding an Audience Part 1: Make it Easier

The Hugo Awards, 2015

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