I did it
At the suggestion of a reader on the Writing.Com site, I just mailed
off my very first story. It's a short science fiction piece, linked
below, that I submitted to Analog magazine.
Even if they reject it, which they probably will, this baby step was
the hardest. When I finally try to get my novel published, I'll
probably throw up just from nerves.
Judity
A Holiday Adventure
http://www2.writing.com/main/view_item/item_id/1097208
http://judity.Writing.Com/
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Fantasy vs science fiction
... >> tropes and cliches to fall back on - the writer therefore needs to ... >> explain less and the reader has less explanation that needs to be ... >> The best science fiction is built on a foundation of plausible science ... >This is comparing the worst fantasy to the best science fiction, ... (rec.arts.sf.written) - Re: How to change dos window size
... Your suggestion is totally worthless if it's a bat file. ... what pif file or cmd window property it is inheiriting the settings from. ... > liable for problems or mishaps that occur from the reader using advice ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize) - Re: Fantasy vs science fiction
... > scientific/engineering/math background on the part of the reader .. ... A good science fiction story doesn't have to require the reader to have ... therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; ... (rec.arts.sf.written) - Re: Jumping in at the deep end - and drowning I suspect.
... you thought about combining that with science fiction? ... revision, in case you don't know) is a political thriller (well, I hope ... If you do a locked-room murder mystery on set on Mars, for example, you ... Not really - the point is that the SF reader cannot assume that the ... (rec.arts.sf.composition) - Re: "Its Magic" VS "explained magic"
... "look and feel" is the determinant, placing Star Wars, Star Trek, ... 2001, and all other such stuff firmly in the "science fiction" camp, ... the story to make me believe its physics could work. ... an attempt at making the reader believe, that pegs the story as science ... (rec.arts.sf.composition) |
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