Guest Post: The Software Engineer's Guide To Writing
When the Cover Doesn't Match the Story
The Private Lives of Writers and the Blurred Lines of Ministry
To Comfort the Disturbed, and Vice Versa
10 Important Things I've learned about Indie Publishing
The Final Stretch of Shared Worlds
On Enthusiastic Consent
Why Do You People Still Need All that Black Stuff?
Advice for Writers
Intermittent Transmissions from the Diaspora
Not so long ago, I was walking through the supermarket when a familiar tune sounded through the loudspeakers. I stopped and listened and sure enough, the song they were playing was Anak by Freddie Aguilar**. For a moment, I felt as if I were back home again, and I had a sudden urge to grab someone by the elbow and say: “Listen, that’s Anak. You know that singer, he’s a Filipino like me.â€
Frogs... and what they say about talent.
Letter from Jakarta, and Cloud Permutations Release
Shared Worlds Continues
Monday's Content
Strange Coins and Flooded Cities
A Quick Introduction to a Malaysian and Malaysian SF/F
The PC Challenges of Being an Editor
The Danger of A Single Story
Finding Our Stories
I found myself focused on the subject of what kind of science fiction a Filipino would write, and how a writer can break free from being someone who emulates the works of writers he or she has admired to become a person who writes with a voice and with a story that comes from the writer’s own soul.