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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Storytelling: an encyclopedia of mythology and folklore/Josepha Sherman, editor, p. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 978-0-7656-8047-1 (hardcover: alk. Folklore — Encyclopedias. Mythology — Encyclopedias. Storytelling — Encyclopedias. Sherman, Josepha.

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Writers can now apply to attend the, a two-week master class in sf and fantasy to be taught by Walter Jon Williams and Nancy Kress, with special lecturer Ian Tregillis. They caution this is not a workshop for beginners. It is recommended for those who have sold a few stories, or already been to Clarion or Odyssey.

It’s also (though not exclusively) oriented to novel-writing. Participants will spend most of their time reading, writing, and offering critiques. They’ll also hear lectures and engage in activities revolving around:. the art of worldbuilding. plotting a novel. pacing a novel. crafting a character.

preparing a package to sell your work, including crafting an outline. how magic works (in fiction). the art of rewriting. how to read a literary contract.

what to do when Hollywood calls The workshop takes place July 6-19, 2014 in Taos, NM. Posted in Tagged.

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After 13 years of delays and tactical efforts to avoid trial on charges of child molestation, Dragon.Con founder Ed Kramer is due have his day in court at last, however unwillingly. The judge has ordered – which the Gwinnett County jail’s medical director previously testified includes pain from a cervical fusion, psoriatic arthritis, diabetes and emphysema. “How to Write for the Internet,” with David Gerrold, Phil Osborn, Buzz Dixon and me, may have be the first 10 a.m.

Panel in the history of Loscon to play to a standing room only crowd. Of course, there was a reason for that. Thanks to a miscommunication about a room change, the participants in a karate demo got there ahead of us and stacked all the chairs out of the way so they’d have space to maneuver. Once they were shown to the right room the first thing we panelists got to do was put the chairs back where they belonged Posted in Tagged. Born November 30, 1835: Samuel Langhorne Clemens.

(Robert Heinlein’s neighbor at the Missouri Hall of Fame.) They’re celebrating the famed writer’s birthday at the Old Farmer’s Almanac with 10 fascinating bits of. Here’s my favorite. Three Sam Clemens tried out several pseudonyms, including Rambler, W. Epaminondas Adrastus Blab, and Josh, before settling on Mark Twain (the phrase used by Mississippi River steamboat crews when measuring water depth).

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Thanks to John King Tarpinian for the link. Posted in. The Washington Post needed a comment about the IRS’ new rules governing 501(c)(4) exempt organizations for its November 28 article and DC-area fan John Pomeranz filled the bill — “It’s the IRS scandal that pushed them to do it, but it’s terrific that they’re having a full regulatory process,” said lawyer John Pomeranz, who serves on a committee of tax law experts advising the, which developed model rules to govern the political activity of social welfare groups. “It has to get fixed, and they recognize it.” Thanks to Michael J.

Walsh for the story. Posted in Tagged.

Lewis’s birthday today, but it’s fellow Inkling. There are plans afoot to film his life story. The reports — “Tolkien,” as the project is tentatively called, will examine the author’s life, particularly his formative years at Pembroke College and as a soldier in, and how it influenced him and his work, according to a person familiar with the project who was not authorized to talk about it publicly. David Gleeson, a Tolkien superfan and scholar of sorts about the Middle-earth creator, is currently working on the script. The movie will be produced by Peter Chernin ‘s Chernin Entertainment (“The Heat,” “Rise of the Planet of the Apes”) and set up at Fox Searchlight. The Times says it’s unknown how much cooperation the project is receiving from the Tolkien estate, which threw obstacles in the way of another stalled-in-development film titled Mirkwood, “a fantastical look at Tolkien’s work as a codebreaker during WWII.” Posted in Tagged.