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Links to Writers' Groups and Workshops

I am a member of Codex, an online group for "neopro" writers of speculative fiction.  Members must have sold work at professional level, or graduated from a recognised genre workshop.  Codex is full of energy and enthusiasm, with a lively forum and critiquing system.

I am also a member of Critters, an online workshop for speculative fiction writers.  I recommend Critters to writers who are just starting out, or making their first few sales, but it also has much to offer the more experienced writer.

I regularly attend the Milford UK workshop, held annually in Wales over a week in late summer.  Attendees must have sold at least one story or novel.  The surroundings are beautiful, the company is stimulating, and I definitely recommend this workshop to any writers who can spare a week and can get to Snowdonia.  For more details, read my report on Milford 2005.


Links to Fellow Writers

Brad Beaulieu is a Writers of the Future winner whose stories have appeared in Deep Magic and Quantum Muse.

Helena Bell writes speculative fiction and poetry, which can be found in publications like Strange Horizons and Strong Verse.

Tobias Buckell is a Writers of the Future winner and the author of "Crystal Rain" (Tor Books, 2006).

Nancy Fulda is a Phobos contest winner whose work has appeared in "All the Rage This Year" (Phobos, 2004).

Elaine Isaak is the author of "The Singer's Crown" (Eos Books, 2005) and "The Eunuch's Heir" (Eos Books, 2006).

Bill Katz is a Writers of the Future grand prize winner and the founder of Writertopia.

Alethea Kontis is the author of "AlphaOops! The Day Z Went First" (Candlewick Press, 2006), and co-editor of the anthology "Elemental" (Tor Books, 2006), proceeds from which benefit Tsunami victims.

Mary Robinette Kowal has been published in Strange Horizons and elsewhere; she is also the graphic designer for Shimmer magazine.

Joy Marchand is a Writers of the Future winner whose fiction has also appeared in "The Elastic Book of Numbers" (Elastic Press, 2005) and elsewhere.

Rick Novy has been published in Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show and other venues.

Tom Pendergrass is a Writers of the Future winner who has been published in Leading Edge and Beyond Centauri.

Luc Reid is a Writers of the Future winner, the founder of Codex, and the author of "Talk the Talk: The Slang of 65 American Subcultures" (Writer's Digest Books, 2006).

Diana Rowland is a Writers of the Future winner and has been published in the anthology "The Age of Reason: Stories for a New Millennium" (SFF Net, 1999).

Steve Savile is the author of several books including "Houdini's Last Illusion" (Telos, 2004) and "Similar Monsters" (Cosmos Books, 2001), and is also the co-editor of "Elemental" (Tor Books, 2006).

Lawrence Schoen is the author of over 40 published short stories, and the founder of the Klingon Language Institute.

Mike Shultz has published several stories in Fantasy & Science Fiction and elsewhere.

Eric James Stone is a Writers of the Future and a Phobos winner, who has also been published in Analog.

David Walton is a Phobos contest winner and the author of the title story in "All the Rage This Year" (Phobos, 2004).

Jason D. Wittman has been published in Scifi.com and elsewhere.


Links last updated: 7 December 2006


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