Preditors and Editors ™
A guide to publishers and publishing services for serious writers since 1997.
Resource Listings - S
Sally Stuart's Christina Writers' Market Guide: A site that specializes in highlighting Christian and inspirational markets, writers' groups, conferences, and so forth.
Satiric Quill: Features tips on writing humor.
Savage Beast, The: Exceptional resource site, particularly for speculative fiction writers.
Scavenger's: Excellent market report magazine. Link broken.
Schooner and Sailing Terms: Excellent sailing resource. Link broken.
Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database: "Online access to over 54,000 historical and critical items about science fiction, fantasy and horror."
Science Fiction & Fantasy Resource Center: Information for writers and readers. Link broken.
Science Fiction Crow's Nest: Search engine specifically for sci-fi/fantasy related sites.
Science Fiction Weekly: A science fiction news resource. Link broken.
Science Fiction Worlds of Jeffrey A. Carver: Features excellent advice for aspiring authors. Also science fiction books, recommended reading, TV show, and more from the author of STRANGE ATTRACTORS, THE INFINITE SEA, and other SF novels.
Science Fiction Romance: Contains selected articles from past and current issues of the SF Romance newsletter, a full list of the yearly "Best SF Romance of the Year" award finalists and winners, and an on-line bookstore. It also contains a description of just what exactly "science fiction romance" is, and how that differs from romantic science fiction. Articles include book reviews, author interviews, inspirational essays, opinion pieces, and Joanne Reid's "Net Content" columns about new web sites she's discovered, all geared toward the writer of genre fiction. While we focus on the SF and Romance genres, we realize many of our subscribers also dabble in other genres. (contributed by Jennifer Dunne) Link broken.
Scriptorium, The: Impressive writers' site.
Semantic Rhyming Dictionary, The: Like it states.
sf-f.org: "Think of sf-f.org as a daily newspaper for what's happening on the web. Most of us don't have time to surf these days. sf-f.org is a way for us to efficiently pool our resources. If a weblog is a 'log on the web' then sf-f.org is a log of cool websites for people who are interested in sf, fantasy and other forms of speculative fiction." Link broken.
Shakespeare Magazine: Information from Shakespeare scholars, teachers, and theatre professionals.
Shane Land: "a poetry search engine that also publishes poetry, e-books, and so on..."
SharpWriter.Com: An excellent writers' resource.
Short Order, The: Excellent writers' magazine. Well worth checking out.
Short Story Writing by Mary Soon Lee: Kind of obvious. (entry contributed by Jo Taylor).
Show Me the Money!: Highly recommended. An important article by Brenda Hiatt showing what some writers receive in typical advances from a number of publishers.
Slipstream: Yearly anthology of poetry and short fiction. Link broken.
Slush Pile, The: An editor's site for children's authors who don't have agents, who don't have connections, who aren't celebrities and who basically have to claw their way to fame and fortune through the slush pile. Visitors will find dozens of down-to-earth "how-to" articles, interviews, links and encouragement from an industry professional who believes that some of the best talent simply hasn't been discovered yet.
South Africa Online: This site features a list of publications in South Africa.
Space.com: Features news about the space industry, UFOs, and unexplained phenomena along with interviews and features about science fiction books and movies.
SpecFicWorld.com: "a free online resource guide for speculative fiction writers and readers. Site includes updated market listings, news, contests, and more."
Speculations: A magazine featuring publishing market news for science fiction, fantasy, and horror. An excellent market resource.
Steam Engines: Features resources about steam engines and steam locomotives.
Stitching, 2 Busy: Features history of needlework, free cross stitch charts, free chart diagrams. Link broken.
Stone & Stone Second World War Books: An online database featuring World War II information and books. Includes information about the publishers of those as well.
StoryCrafting: The Fiction Writers Magazine: Like it says.
StoryPilot: Recommended. Useful search engine for Science Fiction & Fantasy Markets.
STORYTECH: "We'll be analyzing screenplays, book manuscripts, TV scripts, stage plays, concepts, treatments and more."
Storyteller's Internet Toolbox, A: Research tools and links to tales useful to a storyteller. Link broken.
StoryTellers Challenge: Richly furnished writer's site. Link broken.
Strunk 1918 Elements of Style, William: An essential reference for journalists and other writers.
Suite 101: Features Net Authors, Writing for Children, Writing Resources, Romance Genre. Link broken.
Suspense.Net: Highly recommended. Resource site for all writers.
