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Once thought of as a pop culture phenomenon, the Maine author is now studied by academics and aspiring writers.

Once thought of as a pop culture phenomenon, the Maine author is now studied by academics and aspiring writers.

Once thought of as a pop culture phenomenon, the Maine author is now studied by academics and aspiring writers.

(1) WHAT, ME WORRY? Should we share Jeffrey Davies’ concern about “Is Reimagining History Through Biofiction Ethical?”. His Book Riot post focuses on work that is not marketed as genre, although it arguably is alternate history. …On the other side of the argument, the popularity of biofiction in the digital age, where information about the

The Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association has announced the winners of its 2023 Poetry Contest. The contest offered prizes in three divisions: Dwarf (poems 1-10 lines [prose poems 0-100 words]) Short (11-49 lines [prose poems 101-499 words]) Long (50 lines and more [prose poems 500+ words]) This year’s Speculative Poetry Contest judge, Michael Arnzen, selected the winning pieces

(1) SFPA POETRY CONTEST DEADLINE APPROACHING. Poets have until August 31 to submit entries to the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association’s 2023 Speculative Poetry Contest. The contest is open to all poets, including non-SFPA-members. Prizes will be awarded for best unpublished poem in three categories: Dwarf (poems 1–10 lines [prose poems 0–100 words]) Short

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