Speculative Fiction Writers Association
An Online Critique Group with Members from Coast to Coast
I used to believe I didn’t like fantasy fiction. I’d mentally scoff at the concept, believing it was comprised of writing based on fairy tales, or concepts so unrelated to real life no rational adult or serious writer could possibly want to indulge in it. As has so often occurred in my existence, I recently discovered I based this assumption on snap judgment. Like my beliefs that tall people lack …
Your job. Your social life. Your kid’s soccer tournament. Only a major overhaul can fix your WIP’s* character arc. And the last story you submitted for publication got a flat rejection. How do you stay motivated to write when the universe is against you? Two of our members keep writing in spite of challenges. Or maybe because of them? “My biggest fear is being pigeonholed,” says Paul Martz of Erie, …