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5. Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat. :)
Please note: We will be taking a brief hiatus for the next two weeks, to give us all a break over Christmas and New Year. Submissions will resume on the 4th January.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The SFFS team.
14 December 2011
11 December 2011
Advertising on here
Greetings fellow writers!
We have been thinking about this for a while, and have decided that we would like to offer an advertising opportunity on the SFFS blog. This will take three forms, as we realise that not everyone who participates in the ring is a published author.
It would be useful for all authors who have new releases or existing publications to do mini bios first, as we can then link to them when posting about a new release or existing publication.
Disclaimers:
We have been thinking about this for a while, and have decided that we would like to offer an advertising opportunity on the SFFS blog. This will take three forms, as we realise that not everyone who participates in the ring is a published author.
- Mini bio - this will be in the form of pre-drafted interview questions (a "getting to know you" exercise), accompanied by your own personal bio and connectivity links. Your photograph will be required.
- New releases - if you have just had a book published, let us know about it! For this, a cover image and the book's blurb are required.
- Existing publications - for those authors who have already published, we will accept up to three books for the blog. Again, this will require a cover image and the book's blurb.
It would be useful for all authors who have new releases or existing publications to do mini bios first, as we can then link to them when posting about a new release or existing publication.
Disclaimers:
- All advertising blog posts will go live on a Sunday, and will be on a first come first posted basis. Priority will be given, however, to new releases, so as to post as close to their release date as possible.
- Every blog post will find its way onto a relevant page on the blog, so that all posts will be easily accessible.
- Only open to writers who have participated in at least five rounds.
07 December 2011
SFFS 10/12/2011
Welcome to this week's round of SFFS snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy
the read on Saturday! Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 6 am GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
3. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant).
4. Keep the snippet's length to ten sentences or less. Otherwise it's no longer a snippet.
5. Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat. :)
1. Have the blog post live by 6 am GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
3. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant).
4. Keep the snippet's length to ten sentences or less. Otherwise it's no longer a snippet.
5. Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat. :)
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