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Crafting a Cover: An Interview with SFF Illustrator and Designer Jeff Brown

by Misha Grifka Wander

Read by Misha Grifka Wander.

One of the joys—and challenges—of self-publishing is finding a cover for your work. But not all authors have a full understanding of the cover design process. That’s why it’s...


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Press Release – January 29, 2025

Updates from the Board on AI How Your Survey Feedback Is Supporting 2026 Processes

Living in Portland, Oregon, I see daily the urgency of activism and the need for good policies built by community support. We live in a wildly dangerous time. It’s hard to write in the face of so much uncertainty. But what ...


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Handling Longer Projects Without Relying on a Plot Outline

by Adriana Kantcheva

Read by Maggie Ayala.

I started writing fiction as soon as I learned the alphabet (the Cyrillic alphabet, back then). Without giving much thought to method, I set out to please my heart’s desire. It never occurred to me to outline first. This is not how my creative brain works. My instinct, for better or worse, is to ...


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How to Hand-Sell Books for Fun and Profit

by Steven D. Brewer

Read by Jeremy Zentner.

Professional authors are in the business of writing. Before my first work was accepted for publication, I had the naive preconception that an author wrote something, then it was publ...


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STEM and Leaf: Writing Math and Science Poetry

by Ursula Whitcher

Read by Liz J. Bradley.

You love math and science, and you love poetry. But how do you start writing a STEM poem? Do you begin with the science or with the poem? Here is a collection of examples to draw ...


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