[GUEST POST] The Making of Timothy Zahn’s PARALLAX Game
Abram Jablonski is a Senior Software Engineer/Architect that specializes in highly-dynamic data-driven applications. He has been developing software for over 15 years now in [...]
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[GUEST POST] Julia Rios on The Origins of a Diverse YA SF and Fantasy Anthology
Julia Rios writes all sorts of things, hosts the Outer Alliance Podcast (celebrating QUILTBAG speculative fiction), and is one of the three fiction editors at Strange [...]
Gail Carriger and ArtisticWhispers introduce the World to Crudrat!
Here’s the scoop on the full cast audiobook production of Gail Carriger’s new young adult science fiction adventure, [...]
SF/F Crowd Funding Roundup For 09/30/2013
Crowd funding is the in thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
Kaiju Kickstarters (Part Two): KAIJU RISING: Age of Monsters, an Anthology
In Part One of the Kaiju Kickstarters interview I asked Kevin Brusky some questions about RARRR!!, his monster-building, city-crushing card game. It proved to be quite the [...]
SF/F Crowd Funding Roundup For 09/17/2013
Crowd funding is the in thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
Kaiju Kickstarters (Part One): RARRR!! A Monster-Building, City-Crushing Card Game
You may have noticed my absence from SF Signal lately – lets face it, you’ve missed me. And I’ve missed you! But I promise I haven’t been idle in my [...]
Interview: Lavie Tidhar on the Second World SF Travel Fund
Lavie Tidhar is the World Fantasy Award winning author of Osama, of The Bookman Histories trilogy and many other works. He also won the British Fantasy Award for Best [...]
Love Of Classics Inspires Raygun Chronicles Kickstarter Anthology Project
I’m very excited to share, at John DeNardo’s invitation, the genesis of Raygun Chronicles: Space Opera For A New Age. My latest project as an anthologist (provided our [...]
Crowd Funding Roundup For 02/04/2013
Crowd funding is the in thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
SF/F Crowd Funding Roundup For 01/10/2013
Crowd funding is the in thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
Tuesday Tune: “Pythagoras Switch” By Half-Acre Day
A few weeks back in our Crowd Funding Roundup post we covered the Kickstarter campaign for a crowd-sourced SF movie called Project London (and with 2 days left to go, [...]
SF/F Crowd Funding Roundup For 12/24/2012
Crowd funding is the in thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
[GUEST POST] Bradley P. Beaulieu and Matt Forbeck Talk About Crowdfunding
SF Signal welcomes Bradley P. Beaulieu and Matt Forbeck as they discuss their respective experiences with crowdfunding through Kickstarter… Impressions of Kickstarter [...]
SF/F Crowd Funding Roundup For 11/24/2012
Crowd funding is the in-thing for obtaining money to fund a variety of projects, with Kickstarter being the most prominent of these sites. With new projects going live daily, [...]
[GUEST POST] Matthew Wayne Selznick on Neo-Patronage, Crowdfunding and Kickstarter: One Author’s In-Progress Case Study
Matthew Wayne Selznick is a creator working with words, music, pictures and people. Through MWS Media, he provides a variety of creative services to independent creators, [...]
BOOK REVIEW: Five Little Zombies and Fred by Jules Sherred
REVIEW SUMMARY: A picture book from Jules Sherred replete with visual Easter eggs references, and yes, zombies. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Canadian youngling Fred tries to [...]
[GUEST POST] Jules Sherred Talks “Five Little Zombies and Fred”, A Not-For-Children Children’s Book
[GUEST POST] Jules Sherred on Five Little Zombies and Fred, A Not-For-Children Children’s Book Jules Sherred does way more than should be legal. Most notably, she is [...]
Crowdsourcing the Convention: Guests are the Bait, Community is the Hook
In the past few weeks, CtC has asked a couple of pertinent questions: What makes a convention worth going to, and what did you love (and hate) about WorldCon, DragonCon and [...]
Crowdsourcing the Convention: What Do You Love (and Hate) About WorldCon, DragonCon and PAX?
This weekend, three major geek conventions throw down all at once: PAX, DragonCon and WorldCon. Short of the Hollywood-infused spectacle that is Comic-Con, this will be the [...]
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