North Texas Speculative Fiction Workshop
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Congratulations NTSFW member Troy! He’s the 2nd place winner in our short story contest for the 28th Dimension: Tales From the Texas Zone Anthology!
Welcome back Tom! Tom is our 2nd Clarion West graduate in our group. He had great stories about his workout experiences at Clarion and showed some pictures.
Alley told us about her new copyediting job with Kelly the Search Guru! She also got her short story, “Catsup“, published in Bewildering Stories!
Candace Havens has a book signing for her latest Dragons Prefer Blondes on Saturday, Aug. 22, at Legacy Books in Plano with authors Dakota Cassidy and Michele Bardsley.
Join us Sept 12th at 6pm for our next NTSFW meeting at the Hurst Barnes and Noble Bookstore!
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Gerald’s short story at Every Day Fiction!
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NTSFW member Gerald Warfield just announced that he will be published in Every Day Fiction, an online daily flash fiction website. His story is “Stonehenge in His Garden.” Congratulations, Gerald!
Short & Twisted Anthology
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Several NTSFW members are published in a new anthology: Short & Twisted. Congratulations! Short & Twisted is an anthology of dark tales where nothing is as what it seems. Published in the anthology are Shawn Scarber, Lorelei Buckley, Becky Burkheart, Tricia Ferguson, Emma Aprea (Author),), Autumn Shelley (Author), William Ledbetter,Amy Oakley, and Christian P. Lambright (Illustrator).
Gerald’s poem published!
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NTSFW member Gerald Warfield‘s poem, “Rivers Do Not Flow Within”, is published at From The Depths. Congratulations, Gerald! Read “Rivers Do Not Flow Within“ Gerald Warfield’s short story “Poly Islands” won second prize in the first quarter of the 2011 Writers of the Future Contest. His humorous story “The Origin of Third Person in…
Grace is published!
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NTSFW member Grace (writing as A. U. Stringur) has a short story, “Colors of Heaven”, published at Kalkion. Colors of Heaven God created Man in his image: what goes around comes around. BC pressed a fingertip against the porthole and adjusted the sensors within the window. In his quarters, he listened while gruff voices spoke…
Gerald wins contest!
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NTSFW member Gerald won the National Grammar Day Short Story Contest sponsored by The Grammar Girl for his short story, “The Origin of Point of View in Paleolithic Epic Poetry”. It begins, “The first story ever told was told in first person. It was told around a campfire by Ogg who raised both his fists into…
Alley instructs new online class
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Starting Monday, April 18, Alley will be starting a new online class through SavvyAuthors.com on “Examining Online Media: How to build an audience before your book is published“. This is her first online class, so be nice!
Troy teaches in Cincinnati
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Troy says: While in Cincinnati this week, I spoke to a 7th grade English class about the joys and frustrations of writing. I covered some of the basics, such as P.O.V., active and passive verbs, pacing, and dialog versus prose. Three of the students read paragraphs from stories they had written, and I was asked to give a quick…
Tom published!
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NTSFW member Tom sold the hard SF tale, INTERPLANETARY TRIATHLON, to a major sports magazine , INSIDE TRIATHLON, and it should appear in the July/August “Racing” issue. This is the first time ever that a major endurance publication has tried publishing a fictional short story, and they are doing the whole 5700 words in one…
2009 in review
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It’s been a great year for the NTSFW members! Here’s a little update on what I can remember from our membership, I’ll amend and add as I get more info: Gerald–got two poems published, one in Abandoned Towers Magazine and one in a Dragon anthology. He gave readings at the World Fantasy Convention in San…
Meeting Sat Sept. 12, 6pm
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Our next meeting is Saturday, September 12th, at 6pm at the Hurst Barnes & Noble Bookstore. Everyone is welcome!
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