Posted on Tue 02 January 2018 in Dispatches • Tagged with publishing, report card, submissions, writing • 1 min read
Continuing my recurring feature where I publicly post a report card of fiction writing activity each month. This series is inspired by Aeryn Rudel’s blog Rejectomancy. Each month I’ll post a report card summarizing words written, submissions, rejections, and hopefully acceptances.
Here’s the results for this month …
Posted on Thu 30 November 2017 in Dispatches • Tagged with publishing, report card, submissions, writing • 1 min read
Photo Credit: Verne Ho
Last month, I announced a new recurring feature where I’ll publicly post a report card of fiction writing activity each month. This series is inspired by Aeryn Rudel’s blog Rejectomancy. Each month I’ll post my results, summarizing words written, submissions, rejections, and hopefully acceptances.
Here’s the …
Posted on Tue 31 October 2017 in Dispatches • Tagged with publishing, report card, submissions, writing • 1 min read
Photo Credit: Fab Lentz
I’ve been writing a lot more lately, shifting my work from a secret passion to more of a serious pursuit. The last few months I’ve been making steady progress on project DARK CONDUIT, and producing short stories which I’ve been submitting to fiction markets. The last couple …
Posted on Wed 27 April 2016 in Dispatches • Tagged with publishing, quote, scifi, sff, writing • 1 min read
I also suspect that we’ll see less fiction of all kinds. Everyone will have published their novel and discovered they aren’t going to get rich–or even noticed–by writing. The industry, especially in its middleclass form, ie traditional, paper-published litfic, saw peak remuneration in the 1990s and …
Posted on Wed 15 April 2009 in Dispatches • Tagged with culture, future, publishing • 1 min read
Those of you who already read Ellis’ work will find no surprises in his first column for Wired UK, but this piece is worth reading regardless. There’s a lot of meat in this column, but it would be easy to discount it as simply strange. That would be a …