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Lucy A. Snyder has 7 past events. (show) Lucy will read from her work at the convention and will participate in other programming; times TBA.
The Dwelling Place: Mo*Con III: The Intersection of Spirituality, Art, and Gender (June 13 at 19:00) Hosted by The Dwelling place and the Indiana Horror Writers group, this small convention will include discussions about how our respective faiths (and non-faiths) impact our writing, what editors demand, and the impact of gender issues when it comes to writing. The convention will have an artists gallery. ... (more)A celebration of Ohio's authors. Free and open to the public. The book festival will run from 10am to 4:30pm.
Interested: astults, marzipanz Added by Lucy-S. M. Keaton.; Elizabeth Bear.; Lucy Snyder. Unless you enjoy the thrill of living without health insurance and have a real taste for rice, beans, and ramen noodles, you probably shouldn't quit your day job. How do you build a writing career if you know you can't escape the daily grind?
Penguicon 2008: National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo) (April 19 at 15:00) M. Keaton.; Daniel Hogan.; Lucy Snyder. Good idea or waste of time?: Every November hordes of would-be writers as well as established pros unite to attempt to produce 50,000 words in one month. Does it help or hurt writing? What about the pressures of deadlines in general? Does slow and steady out-weigh the adrenaline rush of having to produce ... (more)Penguicon 2008: Excellence in an Economy of Words--Why Write Short Fiction? (April 19 at 14:00) Sarah Monette.; M. Keaton.; Elizabeth Bear.; Lucy Snyder. Authors increasingly insist they only want to write novel length and that the short form is boring. Market numbers seem to indicate that the short form is dying. And yet, the demand for flash fiction continues to grow and a generation rises raised on instant gratification and short attention spans. Why ... (more)Jeff deLuzio.; John Scalzi.; Lucy Snyder. When three very versatile authors with unmatched skills gather together to read their works, it's amazing the room can hold them. From the person next door to the far reaches of space, there's no telling what rare treats are in store. Time permitting, they might even answer some questions. Be sure to ... (more)
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Lucy A. Snyder is the author of the fiction/poetry collection Sparks and Shadows and the humor collection Installing Linux on a Dead Badger. Her writing has appeared in a wide variety of print and electronic publications, including Strange Horizons, Farthing, Weird Tales, Full Unit Hookup, Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet, Chiaroscuro, The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy, and Doctor Who Short Trips: Destination Prague.
Born in South Carolina, Lucy grew up in Texas and moved to Bloomington, Indiana for college. She has a BS in biology and an MA in journalism and has worked as a computer systems specialist, science writer, researcher, software reviewer, radio news editor, and bassoon instructor. In her past life as a magazine editor, she published Dark Planet and edited for Strange Horizons and HMS Beagle. She currently produces a column for Horror World on science and technology for writers.
Lucy is a graduate of the 1995 Clarion Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers' Workshop; her classmates included authors Kelly Link and Nalo Hopkinson. She later co-founded the Writeshop writers' workshop in Worthington, Ohio, where she currently lives with her husband and occasional co-author Gary A. Braunbeck.  | |
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