
How My Life as a Young Mom Makes My Fiction Powerful
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Writers of the Future winner Elise Stephens found that conquering being a young mom enabled her to create a career as an author.
Moongirl by Brittany Rainsdon's sonBook review: Moon Dawdler (Sci-Fi Short Story in Writers of the Future 35)
Author and mother Brittany Rainsdon reads to her kids. Super-Duper Moongirl in Writers of the Future is about a disabled young girl who deals with bullying.

Motivation, What If, and a Growing Fire
Writers of the Future winner John Haas on losing and then regaining the dream to be a writer and how he rebuilt that fire.

Some Secrets from the Editor Side of Things
Here are some valuable tips on dealing with book editors that you really should know.

You Gotta Work For It
How Writers of the Future helped an aspiring writer find his voice and become a professional.

24 Things
24 things that I’m still excited about after winning Writers of the Future. As someone who entered 47 times, I can tell you, it was sooo worth it! Don’t give up!

HERE BE DRAGONS – How one man charted his path to success through L. Ron Hubbard’s Writers of the Future Contest
When you look at the tattered edges of old nautical charts, often…

Wyverns vs Dragons
Wyverns vs. dragons—what is the difference and which came first? Discover dragon types that have influenced fantastic art and literature through the ages.

The Future of Short Stories: A New Year’s Resolution
The future of science fiction short stories and fantasy short stories looks brighter than ever. Find out how this applies to you in the New Year!

“View from a Hill”
A tribute to Writers of the Future winner Walter Dinjos, a Nigerian writer, published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 33.
