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When It Was 2017, It Was a Very Good Year, by Graham Sleight - Vimarsana News

When It Was 2017, It Was a Very Good Year, by Graham Sleight

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Charlie Jane Anders on her new book Never Say You Can't Survive. - Vimarsana News

Charlie Jane Anders on her new book Never Say You Can't Survive.

It’s not escapism—it’s a coping mechanism.

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ONLINE: Charlie Jane Anders, P. Djèlí Clark, Fonda Lee - Vimarsana News

ONLINE: Charlie Jane Anders, P. Djèlí Clark, Fonda Lee

ONLINE: Charlie Jane Anders, P. Djèlí Clark, Fonda Lee Jul 26, 2021 6:00 PM July 7, 2021 Clockwise from top left: Charlie Jane Anders, P. Djèlí Clark, DongWon Song, Fonda Lee. Tune in online for a virtual conversation by a trio of celebrated science fiction authors. Charlie Jane Anders is the author of Victories Greater Than Death, the first book in the “Unstoppable” trilogy for young adult readers, and the short story collection Even Greater Mistakes. P. Djèlí Clark authored the novellas The Black God's Drums and The Haunting of Tram Car 015. Fonda Lee is the ...

Roaring Rainbow Benefit Concert To Support Trans Youth - Vimarsana News

Roaring Rainbow Benefit Concert To Support Trans Youth

Roaring Rainbow, an online benefit concert created by The Doubleclicks, will be on June 12th. All ticket sales will go toward transgender organizations.

18 of Our Favorite Books on Writing - Vimarsana News

18 of Our Favorite Books on Writing

Of all the books on this list, Jeff VanderMeer’s Wonderbook is the most expansive. The exercises in the book are all about short circuiting your usual patterns of thought, and opening you up to the idea that, really, a story can be anything, and it can go anywhere. Rather than simply relying on chunks of text and straight-ahead writing advice, VanderMeer uses illustrations, asides, sidebars, and a whole interactive site to create a conversation with his reader. He also includes a number of essays from other writers—often writers who directly disagree with advice he’s just given—to cr...

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