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Norwescon Report — Near-Future Political Science Fiction

May 5, 2014/in Science Fiction, Writing Fiction

Social change is an important issue for me when I’m writing science fiction. When I look at emerging technologies and science research, I ask myself: What’s going to be the social fall-out from these technologies? How will they affect the way humans interact with one another? So I was pleased to take part in a […]

Listen To Extracts Read By Philip K Dick Award Nominees

April 27, 2014/in Science Fiction, Writing Fiction

If you’re sad that you couldn’t attend Norwescon in Seattle last weekend, have your own stay-at-home experience with this taster of current science fiction writing. Nominees for the Philip K Dick Award 2013 read extracts from their novels at the Awards Ceremony, with a brief introduction by the charming Gordon Van Gelder

The Philip K Dick Award, His Legacy and His Surrealism

April 22, 2014/in 47North, Publishing, Science Fiction, Writing Fiction

What a thrill to be in this line-up. The lovely Ben H Winters won the Philip K Dick Award 2013 for Countdown City, sequel to The Last Policeman. Ben is a smart and witty writer so make a note of his two titles! This photo was taken at Norwescon in Seattle where the award ceremony […]

Update: Norwescon, video trailer, Philip K Dick Award…

March 20, 2014/in Publishing, Science Fiction, Writing Fiction

It’s been a hectic and fun time since I last posted so here’s a quick round-up. First, here’s a fabulous video trailer for A Calculated Life. Many thanks to Ian Koviak at theBookDesigners for producing this animated graphic. Video trailers are becoming more common for novels and it’s easy to see why when you watch […]

J Lincoln Fenn: 6 Worst Ways to Get Your Novel Published

February 28, 2014/in Guest Posts, Publishing, Writing Fiction

J Lincoln Fenn won the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award in 2013 for her horror novel POE. I’m extremely chuffed to host Fenn today! With her wealth of experience she offers top tips to writers who are battling to land their first book deal. I especially like No.6. Read on! Not many writers are happy, Emily […]

Spain: A New Playground for Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror

February 25, 2014/in EBOOK PUBLISHING, Publishing, Science Fiction, Self-Publishing, Writing Fiction

I am delighted to host author Cristina Jurado on my blog today to describe the current boom in Science Fiction in Spain and the assimilation of Fantasy into mainstream publishing. Cristina brings together the views of leading figures in Spain’s SFF community to discuss the future of science fiction, fantasy and horror publishing. If Spain […]

The Kitschies Awards Announced at Seven Dials Club

February 13, 2014/in Science Fiction

Yesterday was a fabulous, memorable day for me because I met with David Pomerico, my editor at 47North, for the first time. David flew over from New York to attend The Kitschies Awards ceremony because my novel was a finalist for The Kitschies Golden Tentacle for Debut Novel. It was a fun evening event, held […]

Shortlisted for The Kitschies Golden Tentacle Award (Debut)…!

January 24, 2014/in 47North, Science Fiction

The Kitschies, it has to be said, are pretty cool awards for ‘speculative and fantastic’ fiction. They were launched just five years ago by Jared Shurin and Anne C Perry founders of Pornokitsch. I’ve followed The Kitschies since they began. So I’m absolutely thrilled that my dystopian story, A Calculated Life, is a finalist for […]

A Calculated Life is Nominated for Philip K Dick Award

January 11, 2014/in 47North, Publishing, Science Fiction

Yesterday afternoon I received the astonishing news that my first novel is one of seven nominated works for the Philip K. Dick Award. I’m a long time fan of Philip K. Dick’s writing and I’ve enjoyed so many screen adaptations of his work. I’m sure many people have started reading science fiction as a result […]

Signed Copies Competition and Free eBooks at LondonCalling

January 6, 2014/in 47North, EBOOKS, Promotion

I’m starting the New Year with an excellent promotion courtesy of online culture magazine LondonCalling. Register with the LondonCalling website and you will receive a free A Calculated Life eBook at the end of the promotion on 19th January. And you’ll have the chance to win a signed copy of the paperback. Here’s the Special […]

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