I’ve had a career journey happening in parallel with my speculative fiction journey. Those parallel journeys have involved twists and turns, a handful of publications in small press magazines, and a decade and a half of not writing fiction at all. They also involved a long trek through a career in sustainable development.
The road to writing a winning story, “Summer of Thirty Years,” for Writers of the Future Contest and getting published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 40 was a long and winding one for me. The journey started with believing in my work. And the spark of an idea that came from the heart.
What is the best way to know what to write for any contest or magazine?
What was it like to win the Readers of the Future Contest and fly to Hollywood meeting some of the significant authors of my life?
Scott T. Barnes’s favorite Writers of the Future story “Tyson’s Turn.”
Have you ever gone treasure hunting? I have experienced the thrill and anticipation of finding something of value in volumes of Writers of the Future.
Discover unique and diverse book club books with discussion questions that will stimulate the conversation.
Teacher created resources are essential to the teacher toolbox for English language arts, as experienced teachers know how to achieve the required skills.
I’m happy to announce that our book, L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Vol 34, the #1 bestselling sci-fi and fantasy short stories of the year, made it to BookAuthority’s Best New Short Stories Books.
L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 34 debuts 12 new voices of creativity and diversity in science fiction and fantasy literature.
A full spectrum of short stories from techno-thrillers and Arabian Nights fantasy to humorous sarcasm and poetic inspiration.