Poetry has closed to new submissionsSorry, kids — we’ve filled our quota of new poetry and after staying open a month longer than planned, we’re now closed to new submissions of poetry. Fiction writers, stay tuned for the announcement of our next open reading period for fiction subs, scheduled for this summer!
Posted in Editor's Blog Guest Blog Post - Participating on Panels for Writers and OthersIf you’ve ever considered participating on a panel, here are some tips from my guest blog post, now live on Jon Gibb’s LiveJournal. To quote Jon (who is quite an impressive panelist/moderator in his own right), “If you’d like to read Hildy’s wisdomous words on the subject, here’s the link: http://jongibbs.livejournal.com/271443.html.“
Posted in Editor's Blog Contributing Editor Daniel Kimmel Nominated for a Hugo AwardPlease join the entire S&T staff in congratulating contributing editor Daniel Kimmel for receiving a nomination for the prestigious Hugo award! The nomination is for his collection of film critic’s essays under the heading of “Best Related Book.” For his entire press release, please click here.
Posted in Editor's Blog The .pdf is Ready - Realms Subcribers Take Note!Okay, for .pdf subscribers who are still active — the latest issue is now up and ready for you to access on the website! And for the Realms subscribers, this means that it is time to email me if you want your e-access according to the terms of my agreement with Realms of Fantasy: hildy@spaceandtimemagazine.com. I have a list of thousands, so it’s pretty impossible for me to email each and every one of you, so I’m afraid you have to let me know (if you haven’t already) if you want your downloads. Thanks for your patience!
Posted in Editor's Blog Congrats to the Rhysling Award Nominees!Please join me in congratulating the Space and Time poets whose poems, “Peter and Alice” by G.O. Clark and “Monkey See” by James S. Dorr, from the Fall 2011 issue of Space and Time were nominated for the Rhysling Award (http://sfpoetry.com/rhysling.html)! Each was nominated for best genre poetry by the Science Fiction Poetry Association.
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