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A Quick Word
by Lyn Gerry
Issue 17 is my second as Silver Blade’s short fiction editor. I’m proud to be part of the staff and appreciate the opportunity to read the pieces authors submit to us…
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Introduction to Issue 14 Poetry
By John C. Mannone
Before there was any paper to write stories or poems, legends and history, or myths and parables, oral tradition was the platform to storytelling. And in these stories, the voice was a remarkable device.
May Editorial
by Karl Rademacher
How can a guy with motor oil in his veins possibly hope his kid will break into the Literary world?
Issue 13 Poetry
by John C. Mannone
Two poets published in Silver Blade in 2011 have been nominated for the 2012 Rhysling Poetry Award sponsored by the Science Fiction Poetry Association.
Advice and Editorials
Columns by Kellee Kranendonk: To Fluff or Not to Fluff Figures of Speech Genres Is Your Story Market Ready? Making An Editor Happy Break the Block Part 1 Break the Block Part 2 Break the Block Part 3 Don’t Forget Your Eyeball Warmer Tips NK, or Not Kidding Only God Knows… Spelling Counts When Rules [...]
Exciting Things are Happening at Silver Pen
by Sue Babcock
Because of its non-profit status, Silver Pen will be able to apply for and accept grants to perform outreach programs to writers and publishers. Some of the services will include a free internet peer review process and a free registry for curriculum vitae of works written by Silver Pen members. We will also help members get published, whether they are looking at flash, short stories, novellas or full length novels.
The Incubation of Silver Pen
by Karl Rademacher
The immediate plans include a workshop on Point of View, which will encompass many basic and advanced aspects of POV, including distant vs. far, internal vs. external, first, second and third person, singular vs. plural, narrator, omniscient, and many other facets of this keystone to a great story.
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