Another swine-flued (swine-flown??) interview with yours truly is now appearing at: 
  http://michaelaventrella.wordpress.com/2009/08/24/interview-with-gregory-frost/

Please come, read, throw tomatoes.  I'll be over here....

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This past week while my pal Robert Crais was out in San Diego teaching at Clarion, it was my very great pleasure to teach two days at the Alpha SF, Fantasy & Horror Writing Workshop held at the U of Pittsburgh-Greensburg campus. If you’re unfamiliar with Alpha, it’s a week-long intensive workshop for high school aged writers.

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For readers and writers of sf and fantasy, join the discussions at:Red Rocket Station

http://www.redrocketstation.com/ 

An interview with me by someone who sat in a class I taught for the Philadelphia Writers Conference last month has just been posted at:http://www.examiner.com/x-13776-Philadelphia-Writing-Careers-Examiner~y2009m7d3-Local-author-interview-Gregory-Frost



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My friend Sue Burke has co-authored a piece about the difficulties of being a female genre writer.  For those interested, it's well worth your time. --gf

from Sue Burke in Madrid
 "KS Augustin and I have co-written an article on the hurdles that female genre writers face in two parts of the globe. It's available in the current issue of Broadsheet, ( Read more... )

Lynne Jamneck interviews Gregory Frost for Suite101.com's Writing Genre Fiction. 

Preface: I wrote this in respone to a post on another site from a woman who'd sent her client a copy of a bad review of their work with the (to me, misdirected) idea that somehow the writer would be able to use the comments to advantage, gain some insight from it. Someone else in the group felt this deserved further blogging...and so, it's your ( Read more... )

The Fix Short Fiction Review has posted an interview with me, ostensibly about my short fiction...so I've got that going for me, which is nice.

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Jason Van Hollander dips into Classic Imagery to Illustrate Attack of the Jazz Giants


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The matter of plot synopses or outlines is not one that's easily answered when the question is "How long should it be?"  The rude answer is "That's rather a personal question."  The other joke answer is, "Long enough to touch the ground."  The truth is, it depends.

For one thing, it depends on how you work.  Maybe you're the person who writes 100 ( Read more... )