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Noms and Nods

December 22, 2009

My post “Words to Watch Out For” has been included in Online University’s 100 Blog Posts Every Grammar Geek Should Bookmark! It’s a great, helpful list. Check me out at #38. Meanwhile, I’ve been reminded by Kimi over at Tale Chasing that Writers Digest Online is still accepting nominations for their annual 101 Best Websites [...]

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Clarkesworld Article – Part 2

August 3, 2009

Long Before They Were Read: Speculative Fiction Book Editors Speak Out is now up. This is part 2 of the Roundtable interview I participated in for Clarkesworld Magazine. If you missed part one, you can find it in the July issue, here. Clarkesworld Magazine has the honor of having been nominated for the 2009 Semiprozine [...]

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Parsec Finalists

July 27, 2009

The Parsec Awards, presented each year at Dragon*Con, recognize excellence in speculative fiction podcasting. I’m pleased to honor and congratulate the following talented clients, friends and colleagues for their nominations as Parsec finalists: Philippa Ballantine (Erotica a la carte nominated for Best Speculative Fiction Magazine or Anthology Podcast) Christiana Ellis (Christiana’s Shallow Thoughts nominated for [...]

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Next Generation Indie Awards

June 22, 2009

If you’ve had a book published by a small press in 2009, or will be published in early 2010, consider submitting your book to the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Submissions are open until March, 2010. While the entry fee may be a little steep at $75, the awards range from $100-$1,500 and include promotion [...]

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It’s a date!

June 8, 2009

Actually seeing it in print makes me want to jump up and down!  According to Pip, a November 2010 print date has been announced for GEIST. She’s already hard at work on the sequel, which bears the catchy working title of GEIST 2 (real title forthcoming!). And congrats also to Ms. Ballantine for winning the [...]

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