In the process of pruning my personal library, so I'm offering the following (gently) used writing books for a mere $10 each. Price includes shipping via Media Mail ( Read more... )

Savings so big you'll need a wheelbarrow ( Read more... )

I've had a few requests to extend the deadline Save Polyphony 7 Deadline, Times being tough and paychecks being issued when they are and so forth so I've decided to do so.

But March 15 will be absolutely the last day to preorder Polyphony 7 if I haven't had 225 paid preorders by then.

Here is a direct link to the Polyphony 7 individual page.

http://www.wheatlandpress.com/polyphony/v7.html

In 2002, the Polyphony anthology series debuted. Conceived as a short fiction venue for stories that would skate gracefully across the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, magic realism, and literary fiction, it was quickly recognized as the standard bearer for cross genre work. Since then, the series' six volumes have become a vital, unique ( Read more... )

Publishers, large or small, independent or conglomerated, exist to sell product: books, magazines, pamphlets, whatever. Period. End of story ( Read more... )

In 2002, the Polyphony anthology series debuted. Conceived as a short fiction venue for stories that would skate gracefully across the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, magic realism, and literary fiction, it was quickly recognized as the standard bearer for cross genre work. Since then, the series' six volumes have become a vital, unique ( Read more... )

Just got word that David D. Levine has won the Endeavor Award for Space Magic his first collection which was published by none other than Wheatland Press last year.

Woo Hoo!!

In 2002, the Polyphony anthology series debuted. Conceived as a short fiction venue for stories that would skate gracefully across the boundaries of science fiction, fantasy, magic realism, and literary fiction, it was quickly recognized as the standard bearer for cross genre work. Since then, the series' six volumes have become a vital, unique ( Read more... )

World Fantasy was pretty good except for that part where the dealer room was, uh, quiet. Quiet and roomy. Plenty of room in the aisles for people to walk around ( Read more... )