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Prolific writer Mary Lannon brought two of her cherished creative communities together for an Irish-American Writers & Artists Queens Writers Salon...

Read the five works contending for $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and a writing residency. The winner will be announced on Nov. 23, 2023.

The Endeavour Award has named the finalists and judges for books published in 2022. A panel of judges will select the winner, to be presented at OryCon 43, November 10-12, held in Portland, Oregon at the Holiday Inn Portland – Columbia Riverfront. The 2022 finalists are: Leech, by Hiron Ennes (Tor.com) Be The Serpent, by Seanan McGuire (DAW)

The award-winning author of Bad Feminist and Opinions on Britney Spears, A Little Life, and the Book That She Read in One Sitting.

How this harrowing true story became a Lifetime movie that broke the mold.

In her new memoir, "Touching the Art," Sycamore delves into her relationship with her late grandmother, Baltimore-based abstract artist Gladys Goldstein.

(1) CHENGDU WORLDCON ROUNDUP. [Item by Ersatz Culture.] RiverFlow update He posted to Twitter this morning (UK time), and a couple of people have since told me that he's doing better now. Best Short Story finalist Lu Ban's Hugo photos Not sure if he's at the Worldcon - the post says it came from Sichuan province,

Open house set at local studio

(1) NICOLA GRIFFITH Q&A. “’Hild' sequel author Nicola Griffith talks about 'Menewood'” in the Christian Science Monitor. When did you first learn about the real Hild? I love old abbeys, old castles, all that kind of thing. But I had never been to [the ruins of Whitby] Abbey until I was in my early 20s.

This edition’s Fynest Read is a ground-breaking anthology of LGBTQ+ Arab writing, featuring the compelling and courageous memoirs of eighteen queer Arab writers