Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers’ Day June 23rd

June 9, 2009
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As a sci fi and fantasy writer I’m a big fan of this idea. I picked it up from the blog of my friend, author David B Coe who directed his readers to this LiveJournal post by Sharon Lee.

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(Yeah, the apostrophe bothers me too – I’ve mentioned it on the Facebook page where this image came from!)

The basic premise is a day to celebrate writers of science fiction and fantasy – for readers, you can talk about your favourite writers or those that influenced you the most, and read some quality sf/f. If you’re a sf/f writer, use the day to talk about the writers that came before and inspired you; and make sure you write some sf/f stuff on that day too.

There’s a Facebook group already, which you can find here.

As David said in his post:

Personally, I think it’s a great idea and I look forward to celebrating Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Day by writing some fantasy, which, I have to admit, is just what I would be doing on a Tuesday in June anyway. But hey! Maybe I’ll get some presents….

I couldn’t agree more. All presents gladly received – might I suggest a roast dinner and a tankard of quality ale?

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4 Responses to Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers’ Day June 23rd

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  2. Felicity Bloomfield on June 12, 2009 at 2:23 am

    Hi.

    I saw your post and got over-excited. I just finished laboriously reviewing about fifteen young adult speculative fiction authors of note. I won’t post it here, but you can find it at felicitybloomfield.wordpress.com

  3. alan on June 12, 2009 at 3:55 pm

    Hi Felicity – thanks for commenting. Make sure you re-publicise your reviews on June 23rd!

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