Blog Profile / Genreville
| URL : | http://blogs.publishersweekly.com/blogs/genreville/ | |
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| Filed Under: | Media / Publishing | |
| Posts on Regator: | 57 | |
| Posts / Week: | 1.2 | |
| Archived Since: | June 18, 2012 | |
Blog Post Archive
Endings and Beginnings
Genreville is now part of PWxyz.
Respectful Submission
Putting your best foot forward when writing to editors.
Random House Relents
Alibi and Hydra will give authors a choice of contracts.
SFWA vs. Random House, Round Two
Random says its model is "different," SFWA says "exploitative."
SFWA Slaps Random House’s Digital SF Imprint
SFWA calls Hydra contract terms "onerous and unconscionable".
A Dream Come True
An anthology of speculative historical fiction revealing the voices of silenced dreamers.
Food in Speculative Fiction
Does fantasy deal with food better than SF does?
2012 Nebula Award Finalists
Nebula-nominated authors are diverse; their publishers are not.
Con or Bust Auction Is Open
Con or Bust will help send fans of color to SF/F conventions.
Unpleasant Allegations, and a Response
An author responds to allegations of emotional abuse.
Link Roundup
The World SF Travel Fund, nominating for the Hugos, and more.
Scary Numbers
Did you buy fewer print books in 2012 than in 2011?
Books I Loved in 2012
Fun, deep, tasty SF/F and YA published in 2012.
Link Roundup
Grand Masters, cover poses, and the Forever War.
The Radio Star
Announcing Publishers Weekly Radio on SiriusXM!
Money Flows from the Writer
Duotrope will begin charging authors on January 1.
A Global SF/F Magazine
Read Int'l Speculative Fiction issue 1 for free.
More Encyclopedic Digital Goodness
The Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997) is now online.
Books for the Long Weekend
For Thanksgiving, read indigenous literature.
Which Future Are We In?
We talk about living in the future, but there are lots of different futures we could be living in. On Election Day, I saw a tweet referring to us as living in “the timeline with the Black president and flying killer robots”. It made me wonder just how much we see the present through the [...]