If you're a writer or an author who has not participated in SFFS before but would like to, feel free to join in! Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12 AM GMT . Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Our twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
14 January 2015
07 January 2015
SFFS - 10 January 2015
Welcome to SFFS 2015!
If you're a writer or an author who has not participated in SFFS before but would like to, feel free to join in! Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12 AM GMT . Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Our twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
If you're a writer or an author who has not participated in SFFS before but would like to, feel free to join in! Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12 AM GMT . Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Our twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
17 December 2014
SFFS - 20 December 2014
Greetings, everyone! Sorry about the lack of a post last week...life got in the way. We hope you're all
ready to go for another round of SFFS
snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy the read on Saturday!
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
This is the final round of SFFS for 2014. We will be back with a new batch of snippets on the 10th January.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
This is the final round of SFFS for 2014. We will be back with a new batch of snippets on the 10th January.
03 December 2014
SFFS: 6 December 2014
Greetings, everyone! We hope you're all
ready to go for another round of SFFS
snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy the read on Saturday!
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
19 November 2014
SFFS: 22 November 2014
Greetings, everyone! We hope you're all
ready to go for another round of SFFS
snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy the read on Saturday! As a word of forewarning, because of the Thanksgiving holiday coming up in the US next week, our next installment will be December 6.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
12 November 2014
SFFS: 15 November 2014
Greetings, everyone! We hope you're all
ready to go for another round of SFFS
snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy the read on Saturday!
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
06 November 2014
SFFS: 8 November 2014
Greetings, everyone! We hope you're all
ready to go for another round of SFFS
snippets. Sign up, and then enjoy the read on Saturday!
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
Be sure to read the rules thoroughly.
Please ensure that you do the following:
1. Have the blog post live by 12:05 AM Central (US) Time. Work it out if you're in a different time zone.
2. Make the SFFS blog post clearly identifiable to readers (e.g. use "SFFS" in the heading, or some variant). It is preferable that the link you post to this list leads directly to the blog post, so that readers do not have to play 'hunt-the-snippet'.
3. Do not post anything else on your blog for at least 24 hours after posting the SFFS blog post.
4. Keep the snippet's length below fifteen sentences. Any snippets found to be blatantly over this limit will be summarily removed from the week's list (no email warning or requests to shorten).
5. If your excerpt comes from a book available online, be sure to provide a link within your snippet. If it's from a WIP, make sure to let us know what other books it may be related to, or any other titles you might have available.
6. Come back on Saturday and visit all of our posted authors, to read some of the best new science fiction and fantasy writing that we have to offer.
Please note, the twitter hashtag is #sffsat.
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