41. Dark Icon - Original Fiction Original works of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Updated with new stories andor links weekly .Category Arts Online writing fiction Genres horror Short Stories...... original fiction horror fantasy science fiction writing short stories dark fictionscifi dark fantasy links Original fiction horror fantasy science fiction http://www.darkicon.com/

Horror - Science Fiction - Fantasy Where there is no imagination there is no horror -Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Everyone has a talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads. -Erica Jong [Library] [Catacombs] [Asylum Walls (Message Board)] [Hall of Doors] ... [Reading Room] This site is updated frequently. Enter your e-mail address below to be added to my private mailing list. Email: This site was last revised on April 7, 2003 Got a web page and want to link to DarkIcon.com? Click Here. All text, graphics and HTML on this site are property of and Copying or stealing stories and/or graphics from here will get you seriously messed up. I now have a privacy statement , like you actually care. original fiction horror fantasy science fiction writing short stories dark fiction scifi dark fantasy links Original Fiction Horror Fantasy Science Fiction Writing Short Stories Dark Fiction SciFi Dark Fantasy Links ORIGINAL FICTION HORROR FANTASY SCIENCE FICTION WRITING SHORT STORIES DARK FICTION SCIFI DARK FANTASY LINKS original fiction horror fantasy science fiction writing short stories dark fiction scifi dark fantasy links Original Fiction Horror Fantasy Science Fiction Writing Short Stories Dark Fiction SciFi Dark Fantasy Links ORIGINAL FICTION HORROR FANTASY SCIENCE FICTION WRITING SHORT STORIES DARK FICTION SCIFI DARK FANTASY LINKS

42. The Writing Hermit - Electronic Books Business, writing, Paranormal, science fiction, fantasy, Non fiction. LTD Books Mystery, Romance, fantasy, horror, Historical, science fiction (Canadian site). http://thewritinghermit.crosswinds.net/electronicbooks.htm

If you'd like an e-publisher listed, send me an email and I'll add the link. :) Amber Quill Press - All kinds of romance, science fiction, horror, historical fiction, erotica-suspense, romantic suspense and much more...Looks great!!! Ellora's Cave New Concepts Publishing - Erotica Romance, Contemporary Romance, Historical Romance, Suspense, Young Adult, Gothic Romance, Fantasy, Horror, Non Fiction, Children's, Mystery, Time Travel, Nostalgia, Science Fiction, Futuristic, Paranormal, Mainstream, Western. Publisher of "Loverboy" by me :) Liquid Silver Books New Romantica Site - small but good. Offshoot from Atlantic Bridge Publishing Erotic Science Fiction - erotic science fiction short stories. Dragonfly Publications - Non Romance includes sci-fi, fantasy, paranormal and sci-fi romance. Double Dragon e-books - Adult/erotica, children's stories, fantasy, fiction, humour, romance, mystery/ horror/occult, non-fiction, philosophy and more...delivers ebooks within 10 minutes of purchase. Publisher for J.B. Jones -author of EPPIE 2002 FINALIST ~ "Cousin Feely".

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What's your vision of the future of man? These are the great forms of speculative fiction, and they can be tremendously creative. Horror shows people at their worst, in decay, ridden with guilt by ghosts from the past, chased by monsters that are of their own making. Fantasy may be the happiest of all the genres because it is about possibilities, both personal and social. Science fiction gives us a vision of the future of the human race. This groundbreaking 6-hour HORROR, FANTASY, AND SCIENCE FICTION COURSE gives you the tools and structures to make these most "high concept" of all genres real and original. If you are a visionary - of either darkness or light - these forms are for you. FEATURES: Special structure steps for all three forms Twisted psychology of the horror mind "The dark side" - what it really means

44. Writer's Bookstore writing science fiction and fantasy by Gardner Dozois, Tina Lee, S. Schmidt, I.Strock, S How to Write Tales of horror, fantasy and science fiction by JN http://www.writerswrite.com/cgi-bin/wwbookstore.pl?storesearch=fansf

45. Subject Guides - Science Fiction & Fantasy Fiction And Media most highly respected workshops for writers of fantasy, science fiction, and horror. weeks,and combines an intensive learning and writing experience with http://www.csulb.edu/library/subj/literature/scifi.html

Subject Guides Literature and Media Texts Critical and Scholarly Resources Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Biographical Resources ... Useful Links TEXTS: COAST: The Online Catalog To locate novels, single author collections, anthologies, and magazines in this Library, consult COAST: The Online Catalog, by author (last name first name), by title, or by journal/magazine title. COAST lists what the Library has both in the General Book Stacks, the Charles E. Masback Science Fiction Collection in Room 322 West, and the journals in the David N. Samuelson Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine Collection in Special Collections (5th floor West). Altner, Patricia. The Moon in Science Fiction. "Mankind's dreams of space exploration focused first on our closest celestial neighbor, the Moon. Jules Verne and H.G. Wells both wrote classic stories on such travels. The following is a bibliography of science fiction (and some fantasy) novels and short stories in which Earth's satellite has a major or at least significant role." Bleiler, Everett F.

46. Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror Writers' Resources. Resources for sciencefiction, fantasy, and horror Writers. to other on-line resources,and a bibliography of print materials dealing with writing in these http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~rhelmbre/resource.html

Resources for Science-Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Writers Markets: Places to publish your fiction. Business and legal matters: Professional organizations: Opportunities to make useful connections. Bibliography of books and articles on writing and publishing. Sources to find background information to help in creating your fictional world. Non-fiction genre publications: Print resources for market and other information. Other on-line resources. This page produced and maintained by Robert Helmbrecht, a graduate student at the School of Communication, Information, and Library Studies (SCILS) at Rutgers University. I can be reached at rhelmbre@scils.rutgers.edu . It is my understanding that all graphics on these pages are from public domain sources, or are the creation of the author. If I am mistaken about any of them, please let me know.

47. Yet Another Book Review - Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror Book Review science fiction, fantasy, horror and all permutations thereof, have for years sufferedthe stigma of second rate fiction. sense, as good writing knows no http://www.yetanotherbookreview.com/

Yet Another Book Review Site Home Reviews Must Reads Favourite Links ... Recent Reviews Last updated 09 Apr 2003 Times are changing here at YET ANOTHER My one time personal playground for being opinionated, has grown into a team effort; a collaboration of contributors; a cornucopia of convictions! Yes, we are a WE now. After facing the realities of not being able to read everything written, I cried for help and my needs were answered! Click for a brief bio of our STAFF reviewers. Our goals as a group, are the same as when we, were just I: entertaining and informative SF/Fantasy/Horror commentary. There will still be a substantial Canadian consideration, but overall our horizons are expanding. HAPPY READING NOTE : If YOU think you got the "stuff" and are willing to make regular contributions, drop me a line at the address below. Your Web Editor, R.F. Briggs rfbriggs@yetanotherbookreview.com or please sign our Guest Book ORIGINAL INTRO My mother always worried about all the reading I used to do in poor light as a kid. Now, years later, and bespectacled to boot (don't you hate it when your parents were right) it's time to put my life long love of reading to work and burden you the reader, with my opinions and poor sense of sentence structure. Why though? Why go through the time and effort when I am already a regular contributor at the net's best book review site, Under The Covers Book Reviews? The reason lies in my fascination with speculative/imaginative fiction and my egocentric personality that drives me on to do my own thing. It also lies in my good Canadian sense of doing something worthwhile. Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and all permutations thereof, have for years suffered the stigma of "second rate" fiction. But now, as the quality of the offerings in these genres have reached an all time high, and as general acceptance is also rocketing upwards, good old Canadian literary circles are as keen as ever to ignore and scoff at the trends, while forwarding the causes of inane poetry and travelogues.

48. Writing Science Fiction And Fantasy: Writing Science Fiction And Fantasy At IVil articles on writing science fiction and fantasy. fantasy writing The Basics. Tipsfor fantasy writing. What is a Genre? A Guide to horror, Mystery and Romance. http://www.ivillage.com/topics/books/0,,167258,00.html

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49. Home Page For The Popular Reading Library Division publishing. science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, military, romancereading, writing and publishing. Top of the page. horror http://www.vpl.vancouver.bc.ca/branches/LibrarySquare/prl/genre.html

Vancouver Public Library Online Home Kids Teens ... Older Adults Links Genres Quick Links: Fantasy Horror Mysteries Romance ... Westerns Fantasy Literature of the Fantastic SFF Net is an Internet resource to support genre writing, reading, and publishing. Science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, military, romance reading, writing and publishing. Top of the page Horror Horror Writers Association The Horror Writers Association (HWA) was formed to bring writers and others with a professional interest in horror together, and to foster a greater appreciation of dark fiction in general. Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Book Database This database is a collection of books, synopses, reviews and author biographies from the science fiction, fantasy and horror genres. The purpose of the database is to allow fans of these genres to have easy access to an ever-growing compendium of information on various works. Top of the page Mystery ClueLass HomePage Announces upcoming mystery conferences, events and discussions. Also highlights new releases and mystery award winners. Crime Writers of Canada Canada's professional crime writer's organization. News and information about CWC members and their books. Read new listings, submit reviews and comments, ask questions and have some fun.

50. The Science Fiction & Fantasy Interface/SF Writing Links The Victory Page, Victory Crayne's page dedicated to SF writing. Electric WineAn online magazine of science fiction, fantasy and horror produced and http://www.user.fast.net/~stevekpc/writing/links.html

CAVEAT EMPTOR! The inclusion of a link of this page is not meant to be an endorsement of any kind. The Management GROUPS Critters Workshop "is an on-line workshop/critque group for serious Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror writers. is a relaxed, free-form submissions arena, where aspiring writers can go to post their works and/or establish links to their home pages. Commentary between members is highly encouraged. The Victory Page , Victory Crayne's page dedicated to SF writing. Writers of the Future Contest . Established and sponsored by L. Ron Hubbard in 1983, the "Writers' Award Contest" is a budding competition aimed at discovering, and eventually publishing, deserving amateur and aspiring writers. MAGAZINES Electric Wine An online magazine of science fiction, fantasy and horror produced and edited by Diana Sharples and James E.M. Rasmussen. "Electric Wine is a semi-pro (paying) literary magazine published six times per year. We print science fiction, fantasy, and horror, and are interested in art, stories, poetry, and articles that would be of interest to readers of these genres. Each issue is illustrated with "cover" art and interior illustrations for the stories (be patient during download times... it's worth the wait!) We feature both new and pro authors, and have featured work by Sherwood Smith, Wendy Webb, and Gerald W. Page, among others." If you have a suggestion for a link of interest please drop me an email! Steve

51. Science Fiction Online Workshop - John Truby [ Script Writing Workshops & Semina horror is about devolving into an animal or machine. fantasy is about creatingmagic in the everyday. science fiction is the future evolution of man. http://www.writersstore.com/product.php?products_id=1336

52. OWWW Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Alternate History, Time Travel, Etc. in with fantasy and science fiction, not because they don't require imagination,but because their writing strategies and audiences are different. horror http://otherworlds.net/otherworlds.net/genres.htm

Under the Genres you can find examples of books we believe fit into certain categories that make up the umbrella of speculative fiction. If you are in doubt as to where your work fits, peruse the lists, to spot familiar friends and know you belong here. "Genre" is simply the French for sort or kind. Some people try to sneer at "genre writing" as inferior to whatever they are doing, but literary fiction has its genres, too. Especially, speculative fiction is not formula fiction: it is the genre without formulas, which constantly reinvents itself. Even so, there are works which have elements in common. The criteria for a genre should be, not "are there a cluster of books with similar plot, mood, or setting characteristics", but "are there a cluster of books with similar problems and strategies in the writing." This procedural difference is what really matters; one can build all sorts of reader's genres, like Scottish stories or horse stories, but they're not useful to writers. For these writer's reasons, we are not specifically supporting some genres often tossed in with fantasy and science fiction, not because they don't require imagination, but because their writing strategies and audiences are different. HORROR: This is now frequently being called the supernatural thriller. Set in the contemporary world, more or less, it is structured like a thriller rather than a fantasy novel. Writers of horror will most quickly advance their work by studying the thriller genre and participating in a workshop that includes or emphasizes other thriller genres (like a

53. Books On Writing Horror 7) writing science fiction, fantasy and horror Christopher Kenworthy's book (HowTo Books, 1997) is a basic introduction to genre writing, with a focus on http://teenwriting.about.com/cs/authorsadvice/tp/horrorhowto.htm

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54. SFReader.com : Science Fiction, Fantasy, And Horror Book Reviews And More From horror to science fiction to western, Wilkins As I wrote earlier, writing gooderotica is a Noble’s Explorations science fiction/fantasy book review http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?ID=289

55. The Eternal Night Science Fiction, Fantasy And Horror Web Site Dennis Etchison will be teaching a class on writing Suspense andHorror fiction from June 26 to August 28 at UCLA. Enrollment http://www.eternalnight.co.uk/chronicle/c3.html

Issue 3 - July 2001 Author/Book News: The 2001 Edinburgh International Book Festival 2001 will take place between August 11-27. There will be well in excess of 400 authors in attendance and over 500 events for adults and children. SF/F/H authors scheduled to appear include Brian Aldiss Iain M. Banks Stephen Baxter Ken MacLeod Paul J. MacAuley Doris Lessing and Rob Grant Brian A. Hopkins' Short Story Collection, 'These I Know By Heart', originally scheduled for release in February 2001 by publisher Imaginary Worlds Press , has found a new home at Vox 13 . The Collection has increased in length also - originally intended as a 40,000 word book it has now expanded to 80,000 words of fiction, with no crossover material with Brian's other Collection, 'Salt Water Tears' due later this year. New author, Scott Nicholson 's first novel 'The Red Church' will be released in June 2002 by Pinnacle. He is also writing a monthly column 'Virgin in the Church' chronicling how the book got from keyboard to slush pile to galleys to bookshelf. To subscribe click here New author

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57. Brian Dana Akers / Learn To Write List of seminal books, magazines and references to help the new or emerging science fiction author Category Arts Writers Resources science fiction...... writing. writing science fiction fantasy. Words Language. Locus, Locus The dominanttrade magazine for the science fiction, fantasy, and horror genres. http://www.pipeline.com/~sfauthor/learn.html

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58. Writing Other Great writing Selections The Writer's Dictionary of science fiction, fantasy,horror and Mythology By Jeff Colburn The genre field is exploding into http://www.atlanticbridge.net/genres/store_1writing.htm

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59. Writing Fiction You'll find information on writing in general. The British fantasy Society To promoteand enjoy the genres of fantasy, science fiction and horror in all http://www.manuscriptediting.com/writingfiction.htm

Writing Fiction Resources for Writers Index Add a reciprocal link Sci Fi SF Site - The Home Page for Science Fiction and Fantasy. Sharp reviews and well-honed links put SFS on the cutting edge of SF&F Web sites. Book reviews include colorful cover-shots and sidebars with related links and author bios. The various Web directories sport mini-reviews of favored sites along with thick lists of "selected" links. The Author's area may be the most comprehensive on the Web, listing both Author-maintained and "Tribute" sites. [th] Ansible Ansible is Dave Langford's notorious British sf/fan newsletter, published since 1979. News about S/F markets adn S/F writers. Black Holes -Response Time Tracker. Find out how long it takes for sf magazines to respond to submissions. When writers submit a manuscript to an editor, they often feel like they've launched it toward a black hole. Learn to Write Science Fiction Want to write science fiction? This page has books, magazines, and web sites that will get your writing career off to a running start. Relay Station Links to the Science Fiction Technical Overview, a listing of the types of technologies used in Science Fiction.

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