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Publishing Short Stories and Collections
May 20, 2022 9:00 pm to
10:00 pm
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Track:
2022 Nebula Weekend
Tags:
Business of Writing
It starts with one story, but want to revisit the world, or you aren’t finished exploring this them. Once you’ve built a collection, how do you approach publication when most short stories are accepted one at a time? This panel talks about the business of traditionally publishing short story collections, from writers who have done so.
Sauúti: An Afro-centric universe
May 12, 2023 1:00 pm to
2:00 pm
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Track:
2023 Nebula Weekend
The Sauútiverse is an African collective initiative, drawing from the Swahili word ‘sauti’ that means ‘voice’ to create a five-planet system orbiting a binary star. A world rooted deeply in a variety of African mythology, language, and culture. Sauúti weaves in an intricate magic system based on sound, oral traditions and music.
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Themes of Hope and Joy in Black SFF
June 6, 2024 3:00 pm to
4:00 pm
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Panelists:
Carol Duncan, Sumiko Saulson, Wole Talabi, James Beamon and Terese Mason Pierre (moderator)
Track:
2024 Nebula Weekend
Black authors share how they and their peers use speculative fiction to explore a joyful future.
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The BIPOC POV in Hard SF
June 7, 2024 4:30 pm to
5:30 pm
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Track:
2024 Nebula Weekend
One of the joys of hard science fiction lies in its opportunity to communicate science through storytelling. To communicate not only the exciting research and concepts, but also the practice of science, the joys and frustrations that come with being a scientist (anyone from any background who engages rigorously with those evidence-based philosophies of understanding the world).
Historically, hard science fiction has been dominated by viewpoints originating from western European and American thought written largely by white/cis/het men. And also historically, an environment of exclusion and gatekeeping, rather than inclusion and communication. This turns countless people away from hard science fiction, because they are told that if they cannot make it through poorly explained, dense, intentionally exclusionary science in stories, they are not meant for the subgenre.
In this panel we will discuss the term hard SF, its use, current state, and the future from a BIPOC lens.
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