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Speculative Vision Science Fiction and Fantasy
speculativevision.com
Rich resource site: writing resources, art gallery, TV and Movie MIDI music, interactive SF/F stories, forums, SF search engine.
Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, Inc.
sfwa.org
The official website of the premier professional science fiction writer's association. The SFWA site contains membership information, links to members sites, markets, and sample contracts.
Chronicles-Network Forums
chronicles-network.net
Science fiction and fantasy writers' and aspiring writers' forums.
Speculations
speculations.com
The online manifestation of an award winning electronic magazine called Speculations, which reports on SF/F/Horror markets including response times, articles and other timely insights.
Suite101: Writing Science Fiction
suite101.com
Archive of writing Resources, publishing opportunities and contests relating to writing science fiction.
Robert J. Sawyer's "On Writing" Columns
sfwriter.com
Canadian SF/F writer's articles on writing, first published in "On Spec" magazine.
David Walton's Writing Advice
sfreader.com
A catalog of online speculative fiction writing advice, organized by category.
A Scientist's Notebook
sfsite.com
Monthly article by noted SF author Gregory Benford online at the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction website.
Viable Paradise
sff.net
This is an intensive one-week workshop, held annually in New England. The instructors are professional writers and editors. Both novels and short stories are considered and workshopped.
DADA's Little Baby Namer
doctornerve.org
Name generator especially useful for generating unusual names for fantasy or science fiction characters or places.
SFF World
sffworld.com
Science Fiction and Fantasy authors with biography, bibliography, news, book reviews, interviews, articles and links. Features large number of articles of interest to science fiction and fantasy writers.
The University of Michigan's Fantasy and SF Home Pages
umich.edu
Main features of this site include a symbolism dictionary and an online library containing the full text of many science fiction and fantasy works.
Write SF
writesf.com
Free online course for young writers, created by SF author Jeffrey A. Carver. Covers the fundamental skills needed to write successful SF and fantasy stories.
Mary Soon Lee's Writing Speculative Fiction Page
cs.cmu.edu
Questions and answers on a variety of topics of interest to SF/F writers from this award-winning author.
Online Writing Workshop For Science Fiction & Fantasy
sff.onlinewritingworkshop.com
Peer-review writing workshop for aspiring science fiction and fantasy authors.
Clarion
msu.edu
Information on the well-known science fiction and fantasy writing workshop held at Michigan State University from mid-June through July. Workshop and Alumni information, newsletter, workhop writers, contacts and staff.
Adventure and Fantasy Writer's Forum
p209.ezboard.com
Ask for advice, and lend advice to others. For writers striving to create the perfect epic fantasy.
Other Worlds Writers' Workshop
otherworlds.net
Workshop and bookstore for speculative fiction writers, explanations and examples of spec-fic genres, writing tutorials and critiquing.
Sci-write Ezine
lists.topica.com
Monthly, read-only, newsletter detailing market changes, guidelines, and resources.
SF Writer: Darren Johnson
doylebranton.blogspot.com
Weblog with advice, thoughts, example excerpts and useful links from an SF writer.
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