North Texas Speculative Fiction Workshop
Gerald’s poem published!
Gerald reads his short story
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 Paleolithic Epic Poetry” took first place this year in the nationally syndicated Grammar Girl contest. His poetry has appeared in numerous magazines including New Mythes, edited by Scott Barnes. Gerald published fifteen how-to books before turning to fiction. He is a graduate of the 2010 Odyssey Writers Workshop.
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Congrats Gerald!
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Gerald Warfield’s poem, ”A Greater Moon,” has received a nomination for the Rhysling Award, an annual award given for speculative (sci-fi or fantasy) poetry. Nominees for each year’s Rhysling Awards are selected by the membership of the Science Fiction Poetry Association. The winning works are regularly reprinted in the Nebula Awards Anthology from the membership of the Science Fiction Poetry Association.…
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!
Gerald wins 2nd at WOTF
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On the day Gerald’s poem debuted in the ezine NewMyths.com, He got a call from Writers of the Future informing him that his story, “Poly Islands”, placed 2nd in the Writers of the Future Contest (1st quarter). This story he originally wrote at Odyssey, but honed it with critiques from NTSFW members.
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…
Gerald’s poem published!
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NTSFW member Gerald has a poem to be published in the June issue of New Myths. The poem is called “A Greater Mood“. Congratulations, Gerald!
Jamie is semifinalist at Writers of the Future!
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NTSFW member Jamie has semi-finaled in the fourth quarter 2010 Writers of the Future Contest! He entered his short story “The Q-Bomb”. Congratulations Jamie!
Gerald wins Honorable Mention in WoF
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NTSFW member Gerald Warfield’s short story, Scattered Shards, won honorable mention in last quarter’s contest for the Writers of the Future Contest!!! Congratulations Gerald!
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!
Workshop updates
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