Help with the Campaign-The Writers Workshop of Science Fiction and Fantasy
Bram Stoker award-winning editor Michael Knost having a spark of inspiration for a new project The Writers Workshop of Science Fiction and Fantasy which is a collection of essays and interviews with some of the most influential names in the industry; each article covering a specific element of the craft of writing science fiction and fantasy. Michael sought out Seventh Star Press for its supportive atmosphere toward authors, book cover artists, and small presses. They bring their own innovative style to the table.
The Writers Workshop of Science Fiction and Fantasy is a work that should be published especially now that many of us out there are huge fans of the Science Fiction and Fantasy genre and with an ever-growing fanbase. It's a very beneficial and exciting work that could soon be out to all readers interested. Seventh Press has one major deterrent at the moment and that is funding since their original projected 2012 publishing schedule is full. So some help from all you Scifi/Fantasy Lovers is needed.
Scifi and Fantasy book lovers unite!
The Collaborations Involved
Neil Gaiman -- “Where Do You Get Your Ideas?”
Orson Scott Card -- “On Rhetoric and Style.”
Lou Anders -- “Nebulous Matters, or Speculations on Subgenre.”
Lucy Snyder -- “Ursula K. LeGuin Talks About A Lifetime in the Craft.”
James Gunn -- “Beginnings.”
George Zebrowski -- “Middles.”
Jay Lake -- “Endings.”
Nayad Monroe -- “Tim Powers Talks About Writing Supernatural Awe and More.”
Pam Sargent -- “Talking Too Much, or Not Enough: Dialogue in Science Fiction and Fantasy.”
G. Cameron Fuller -- “How Alien the Alien: A Primer on Viewpoint.”
Nancy Kress -- “The Green-Skinned Zorn Laughed With Grief: Character and Emotion in Science Fiction and Fantasy.”
Harry Turtledove -- “Alternate History: the How-To of What Might Have Been.”
Jude-Marie Green-- “Larry Niven Talks About the Collaborative Process.”
Joe Haldeman -- “Hemingway Talks About Writing.”
Nisi Shawl -- “Unbending Gender.”
Lou Anders -- “Nebulous Matters, or Speculations on Subgenre.”
Lucy Snyder -- “Ursula K. LeGuin Talks About A Lifetime in the Craft.”
James Gunn -- “Beginnings.”
George Zebrowski -- “Middles.”
Jay Lake -- “Endings.”
Nayad Monroe -- “Tim Powers Talks About Writing Supernatural Awe and More.”
Pam Sargent -- “Talking Too Much, or Not Enough: Dialogue in Science Fiction and Fantasy.”
G. Cameron Fuller -- “How Alien the Alien: A Primer on Viewpoint.”
Nancy Kress -- “The Green-Skinned Zorn Laughed With Grief: Character and Emotion in Science Fiction and Fantasy.”
Harry Turtledove -- “Alternate History: the How-To of What Might Have Been.”
Jude-Marie Green-- “Larry Niven Talks About the Collaborative Process.”
Joe Haldeman -- “Hemingway Talks About Writing.”
Nisi Shawl -- “Unbending Gender.”
Alan Dean Foster -- “Reverse Engineering: Writing Novelizations.”
Alethea Kontis -- “Kevin J. Anderson Talks About Spin-off Novels and Prequels.”
Elizabeth Bear -- “Tactics of Worldbuilding.”
Alethea Kontis -- “Kevin J. Anderson Talks About Spin-off Novels and Prequels.”
Elizabeth Bear -- “Tactics of Worldbuilding.”
Jackie Gamber--"Ann and Jeff Vandermeer Talk About Weird Fiction"
Michael Knost -- Short fiction editors Ellen Datlow, Stanley Schmidt, Gordon Van Gelder, James Patrick Kelly, Mike Resnick, and John Joseph Adams discuss what they are looking for when reading submissions.
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