In the last few months, Ergofiction has been bringing readers great sources of free fiction and encouraging everyone to find and to support the work of new authors. That support can come in a multitude of forms, all of which are appreciated by authors. Today we'd like to discuss one form of support in... »
Webfiction Wednesday 26
It’s the first of September!! How did it get here so fast!? It’s the first of September! Summer holiday’s gone! Which also means it’s the first Wednesday of the month, ergo it’s time for a Top Web Fiction monthly round-up.The Antithesis has been dominating the table for 2 months in a row, it’s almost scary!... »
Café Monday: Free Online Novels
Readers need authors. Authors need readers. So who does all the work to bring them together? In the Brave New World of webfiction, there are a dedicated group who build, run and stock the shelves of web directories and zines. The formats change, the genres vary, but each one is the result of hours of... »
Guest post: The State of Online Poetry
I was going to introduce Gabriel as my favorite online poet, but then I realized Gabriel is the only poet whose work I read online. If you haven’t read his work, you should — his poetry is fresh, effortlessly graceful, and highly evocative… plus, it has zombies! Today Gabriel provides valuable insight into... »
Genre Fiction: Lines in the Sand
“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested.” – Francis Bacon Fast food, comfort food, whole food, and haute cuisine. Nightclub shuffle, electro-bop, modern, jazz, tap, ballet and ballroom. Shower sonata, karaoke, country, blues, pop, metal, thrash and opera. Cubism, Impressionism, Realism; cartoon, sketch, watercolour,... »
Webfiction Wednesday #25
It’s the silver jubileum edition of #webficwed! Rejoice rejoice! But wait, maybe you missed the previous 24 editions and don’t know what I’m talking about! Webfiction Wednesdays are your chance to spread the word about your favorite online stories. Join in on the fun! Reader Recommendations We invite readers to recommend their favorite webfiction by either tweeting... »
Café Monday: Obooko
Readers need authors. Authors need readers. So who does all the work to bring them together? In the Brave New World of webfiction, there are a dedicated group who build, run and stock the shelves of web directories and ‘zines. The formats change, the genres vary, but each one is the result of hours... »
Guest post: We Don’t Write Books
Dan Holloway (@agnieszkasshoes) is the type of person I like to call a ‘mover’ — someone who makes things happen and is constantly on the hunt for new and better ideas, such as last December’s Free E-day. Today Dan provides some insight on the Year Zero Writers collective and what they have to offer... »