Motivation, What If, and a Growing Fire
Writers of the Future winner John Haas on losing and then regaining the dream to be a writer and how he rebuilt that fire.
Some Secrets from the Editor Side of Things
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Mica Scotti KoleHere are some valuable tips on dealing with book editors that you really should know.
You Gotta Work For It
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by David D'AmicoHow Writers of the Future helped an aspiring writer find his voice and become a professional.
24 Things
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Preston Dennett24 things that I’m still excited about after winning Writers of the Future. As someone who entered 47 times, I can tell you, it was sooo worth it! Don’t give up!
HERE BE DRAGONS – How one man charted his path to success through L. Ron Hubbard’s Writers of the Future Contest
/2 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Wulf MoonWhen you look at the tattered edges of old nautical charts, often you’ll find a wicked sea serpent threading through the water. There is even a medieval globe with the inscription: HERE BE DRAGONS. It probably didn’t mean the explorers had run across dragons (although I’d like to think so); it meant they hadn’t explored […]
Wyverns vs Dragons
/1 Comment/in Artist Spotlight, Author spotlight /by John GoodwinWyverns vs. dragons—what is the difference and which came first? Discover dragon types that have influenced fantastic art and literature through the ages.
The Future of Short Stories: A New Year’s Resolution
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight, Writer Articles /by John GoodwinThe future of science fiction short stories and fantasy short stories looks brighter than ever. Find out how this applies to you in the New Year!
“View from a Hill”
/0 Comments/in Author spotlight /by Martin L. ShoemakerA tribute to Writers of the Future winner Walter Dinjos, a Nigerian writer, published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 33.
This Just Happened: A Writer’s Dream Come True
/1 Comment/in Author spotlight /by Elise StephensThis is the journey of Elise Stephens who began writing at the age of six who will now be recognized as a professional writer when she is published in Writers of the Future Volume 35—a dream come true.
Birthing Stories: Five in Thirty-Five by Brittany Rainsdon
/1 Comment/in Author spotlight, Writer Articles /by Guest BloggerI’m Brittany. I’m a nurse. I’m also a mom. I just had a baby. And I got my fourth quarter entry in for the Writers of the Future Contest while working around giving birth.