Captain's Blog
Ahoy, Critterfolk!
New entry May 19
Critter Notices
Critters Server is Dying has been Replaced
See important details here in my blog. Let me know if you find anything that isn't working right. (Manuscripts are now available for this week, FYI.)
How to Write SF
The Craft of Writing Science Fiction that Sells by Ben Bova, best-selling author and six-time Hugo Award winner for Best Editor. (This is one of the books your ol' Critter Captain learned from himself, and I highly recommend it.)
(Also via Amazon)
The Sigil Trilogy
If you're looking for an amazing, WOW! science fiction story, check out THE SIGIL TRILOGY. This is — literally — one of the best science fiction novels I've ever read.
Book Recommendation
THE SIGIL TRILOGY:
The universe is dying from within...
"Great stuff... Really enjoyed it." — SFWA Grandmaster Michael Moorcock
Announcing ReAnimus Press
If you need help making ebooks from manuscripts or print copies—or finding great stuff to read—look no further! An ebook publisher started by your very own Critter Captain. (And with a 12% Affiliate program.) [More]
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FEATURED BOOK
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Aburt's Quick Market List
Well, that got outdated (markets come & go, web sites move around, etc.). :-)
So instead, this is a list of where you might find other market lists. (Beware that they, too, may be outdated. It's hard to keep up with such a dynamic field!)
- The Black Holes is a list of market response times that I run (that you can add to) -- and people can add market contact/guidelines information to it as well.
- The Market List -- a site dedicated to market listings.
- Click here for a Google search on the terms "market list" and "science fiction". This may lead you to new lists (or old, outdated ones :-).
- Ralan's Webstravaganza -- lots of listsings
- Story Pilot's SF&F Market Engine
- Here are a few extremely well known sites (though even they may move
URLs etc.):
Note that if you're looking for a particular market, they may still exist at another URL, so if you're really interested in one, look up the name via your favorite search engine. error_reporting (E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); ?>

