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Round-up of Awards Posts by F&SF Writers, Editors, and Publishers for 2018

Image of a Christmas tree made out of books. Photo by Cat Rambo; all rights reserved.I urge my students and coaching clients to get in the habit of an eligibility post at the end of the year, listing what they wrote in the previous year, what they’re particularly proud of and hope people will consider for wards, what awards those pieces are eligible for, and including links to where readers can find the work. I’ve even blogged on the subject.

And now it’s that season again! Here’s a collection of awards-eligibility posts from fantasy and science fiction authors and publishing peeps:

Writers:

Editors:

Magazines/Podcasts:

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