Bill and Gerald have arrived in LA for the Writers of the Future week of workshops ending with the awards ceremony, a gala event. Here is Gerald as he arrives at his hotel (and Nina Kiriki Hoffman). Read about WoTF day 1 here.

NTSFW is proud to announce that two of our members have won the Writers of the Future contest this year! Gerald Warfield--read his WotF bio here William Ledbetter--read his WotF bio here Congrats guys! Have fun in LA.

Paul LaMarre has published is first short story at www.4starstories.com. His short story is "Domalon-a-Ding-Dong".

  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 Associ...

Bill Ledbetter shows off his Writers' of the Future Award and his writeup in the Celina Record.

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).

William Ledbetter has published "Bridges Dark and Distant" in a charity anthology called the The Gruff Variations at Amazon and Smashwords (B&N soon to come) . Bill says "It's for a wonderful cause, free books to kids, and is jam packed with some amazing stories by top authors. New York Times best-selling author Shannon Hale, award-winning children's picture book author Rick Walton, Hugo Award winne rMary ...

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!