Tag: science fiction

“The Ghost of Worshops Past: How Communism, Conservatism, and the Cold War still molds our path into SFF Writing”

At Tor.com, S.L. Huang writes about the history of writing workshops and its influence on SF/F workshops and writing today. “To those outside the industry, the name “Clarion” might not have much meaning. But to those with aspirations of being a professional SFF author—of joining those like Gaiman—workshops […]

The Week In Horror!

The Gutter’s own Sachin Hingoo reviews the week in horror at Biff Bam Pop! “And we’re back, folks! Back with a whole bunch of horror news that includes adaptations of a new Grady Hendrix novel and an old Stephen King one, a cannibal love story, and more!” See […]

A Question about Westworld

Bitches On Comics has a question about Westworld and you can listen to their discussion here. “Hello, we were asked about Westworld in like mid-2021 and then we recorded it in maybe January of 2022 and Sara just got around to editing it about posting it. So excuse […]