SF ANYONE?
You want to write sci-fi? Then you might want to check this out:
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Hamilton, ON (PRWEB) July 7, 2006 -- In 2006, Science Fiction & Fantasy as a literary genre are rapidly declining. Book sales are down, and there is a shortage of talented writers. In order to help fill this gap, The Science Fiction Review has issued a call for writers.
Are you an aspiring writer hoping to get your short works published? Would you like a little more exposure for your name among Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers? If so, then you may want to check out the Science Fiction Review, found at http://www.sfreview.net .
Founded by long-time Scifi/Fantasy reader Brian Vuyk in mid-2005, the Science Fiction Review is intended to provide a space for unknown writers to be able to publish their first works, and to gain name recognition. In addition, The Science Fiction Review works to increase the exposure of the genre, by providing a free source of SF&F information and original high-quality.
From founder Vuyk, "The idea, when I originally founded the site was to promote less well-known authors among the wider Science Fiction and Fantasy genres. It can be very difficult for a writer to gain any name recognition, especially since Scifi/Fantasy has fallen out of popularity in recent years. If I can offer a way to get their work read, it may allow these lesser authors a way to break into the wider audience."
Currently, there exists the possibility of a future anthology containing some of the higher rated submissions to the site.
The Science Fiction Review is also looking for review writers and columnists to capture the current state of Science Fiction & Fantasy.
For more information, please see http://www.sfreview.net .
Found it in here
Although i might say that the news quite old (posted on 6th July 2006). But hey, i guess it didn't mentioned any deadlines, so no harm for trying IMHO. Who knows, you might be the next J.K Rowling or Terry Pratchett or The Eddings or Neil Gaiman or any prick who wrote fantasy that making money or fame.
This is guidelines for anyone interested to contribute.
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Hamilton, ON (PRWEB) July 7, 2006 -- In 2006, Science Fiction & Fantasy as a literary genre are rapidly declining. Book sales are down, and there is a shortage of talented writers. In order to help fill this gap, The Science Fiction Review has issued a call for writers.
Are you an aspiring writer hoping to get your short works published? Would you like a little more exposure for your name among Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers? If so, then you may want to check out the Science Fiction Review, found at http://www.sfreview.net .
Founded by long-time Scifi/Fantasy reader Brian Vuyk in mid-2005, the Science Fiction Review is intended to provide a space for unknown writers to be able to publish their first works, and to gain name recognition. In addition, The Science Fiction Review works to increase the exposure of the genre, by providing a free source of SF&F information and original high-quality.
From founder Vuyk, "The idea, when I originally founded the site was to promote less well-known authors among the wider Science Fiction and Fantasy genres. It can be very difficult for a writer to gain any name recognition, especially since Scifi/Fantasy has fallen out of popularity in recent years. If I can offer a way to get their work read, it may allow these lesser authors a way to break into the wider audience."
Currently, there exists the possibility of a future anthology containing some of the higher rated submissions to the site.
The Science Fiction Review is also looking for review writers and columnists to capture the current state of Science Fiction & Fantasy.
For more information, please see http://www.sfreview.net .
Found it in here
Although i might say that the news quite old (posted on 6th July 2006). But hey, i guess it didn't mentioned any deadlines, so no harm for trying IMHO. Who knows, you might be the next J.K Rowling or Terry Pratchett or The Eddings or Neil Gaiman or any prick who wrote fantasy that making money or fame.
This is guidelines for anyone interested to contribute.
posted by Nazri at 1:38 pm
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I thought it was the complete opposite. According to almost every other sf/fantasy forum and website. Sales is increasing, since such blockbuster hits as LOTR, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and thats just to list three. You could easily find 20 just for comic books. But what the hell do I know?
i guess so.
Maybe he should use other reason to persuade contributors. :P
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