If you've got something I should be looking at when reading for awards, please feel free to drop a link to it in a reply here! Particularly if you're a newer writer! I know it's hard to make people aware of what you've written and that it feels awkward. Particularly if you're a marginalized group that's been taught you should shut up and "behave". You're your own best advocate and you should be letting people know about the work you're proud of.

I will tweet highlights from the class this morning, which is @tobiasbuckell talking about Setting the Stakes with the hashtag #settingstakes

kittywumpus.net/blog/class-set… This class came out of a conversation about something else, and it's another case of me wanting to hear someone talk at length about a particular aspect of writing, so I've got notebook open and ready for notetaking. #settingstakes

@D_Libris I was thinking about this today and came up with 6 concrete steps that could be done, and which I hope the SFWA leadership will consider implementing. @D_Libris 1) Put together a list of resources that people can consult when getting hit by this sort of thing, including the importance of self-care, making sure your social media is safe from hacking, etc.

Today I will be livetweeting highlights from @clundoff 's class on Writing Gothic Horror with the hashtag #writinghorror @clundoff International class today! Includes someone from Belgium. Talking about what gothic is, and how its style/atmosphere -- blood and black lace, decaying houses, multitudes of tormented ghosts. #writinghorror

I will be tweeting some highlights from the Making Monsters with @seananmcguire class today with the hashtag #makingmonsters. Monsters are a benchmark of F&SF. You'll want to base your monster's abilities according to which genre you're working in. For example, not a lot of room for adorable in horror usually. #makingmonsters