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Tag Archives: science fiction
Social Media for the Genre-Conflicted, Part 1
In a previous post, I described how my husband and I designed my new website to encompass all three of the genres I’m published in–science fiction (YA), romance, and mystery. I have a great landing page that directs visitors to … Continue reading
New Website! A Solution for the Genre-Conflicted
So what do you do to promote yourself when your published work spans three genres (romance, speculative fiction, mystery) and two markets (adult and young adult)? This wasn’t a huge issue when I initially sold my first YA science fiction … Continue reading
Posted in Books, The Writing Life, Writing Craft
Tagged awakening, books, clean burn, ebooks, karen sandler, marketing, mystery, promo, promotion, rebellion, romance, science fiction, TANKBORN, ya, young adult
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Stick to One Genre, Or, Ignoring Perfectly Good Writing Advice
Back when I was starting out as a novelist and I was flitting around from genre to genre, I was told to pick one and stick to it. I was told I shouldn’t write one book that’s romance, another that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, The Writing Life, Writing Craft
Tagged awakening, clean burn, genre, multiple genres, mystery, revolution, romance, science fiction, sweet dream lover, TANKBORN, young adult
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What’s Science Got to Do With It?
Last Thursday, #MGlitchat’s topic of the week was science fiction in middle grade books. I write YA rather than MG, but I was kind of jonesing for a writerly discussion (and science fiction is a subject dear to my heart), … Continue reading
When Fiction Becomes Future…or Present
Science fiction is a funny genre. There are those (like me) who devour it, who sometimes feel there’s something missing in a book that doesn’t include at least a little imagined science. Then there are those who just don’t get … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Science
Tagged egypt, facebook, flash crowd, iran, larry niven, protest, science, science fiction, texting, twitter
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