For those unaware, SPFBO (Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off) is the indie equivalent of Thermopylae — 300 entrants and only one winner. It’s rough, brutal, and very prestigious. There are 10 blogs (some with multiple bloggers) judging 30 books each, and then the 10 finalists are judged with the help of Mark Lawrence for a single final […]
Awards
Writers of the Future
Writers of the Future is a respected Science Fiction and Fantasy short-story contest for new authors, that has been running since the mid 1980’s. It’s free and open to authors who have not been professionally published. Some very well known authors in SF&F have started their way with wins there (Patrick Rothfuss, anyone?), and the […]
Indie Books Worth The Read – part 2
I don’t think I would ever tire of this image 🙂 Muder In Absentia has been voted as the NUMBER 1 Indie Book Worth The Read!!! That you again SO MUCH to everyone who voted! You have no idea how these small wins are important to us indie authors, and how encouraging it is. Now I think […]
Indie Books Worth the Read
Murder In Absentia was added to Goodreads’ list for Indie Books Worth the Read. I was going to ask readers of this blog to go vote and push it into the top 10 – but I’m too late… It already is in the top five three! 🙂 However should you have a moment to spare and […]
Virtual Fantasy Con Awards – I’m a Finalist!
In preparation for Virtual Fantasy Con next week (and I do hope to see you there!) the organisers are running an awards program. It seems like I’m a finalist in all categories I’m participating in… 🙂 OK, Felix would like to mention that technically it’s his memoirs, so his awards. So if you like either (or […]
