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Gentle Readers, Wanted to let those of you following CSFF’s tour of the Lost Genre Guild last week know that our girl (hey, I was raised in the hood) Grace Bridges and The Writer Cafe Press’ lovely Cynthia have full coverage over at the LGG news blog, with plenty of links to Laser and Sword, the serial fiction magazine I edit. Next, let me give a congrats to hubby, for launching new web serials on Laser & Sword‘s blog-now the stories from the zine are available for free, in weekly spoonfuls you can absorb in five minutes (the impatient sorts can still buy the e-issuesRead More →

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Gentle Readers, In this season, when we often forget the birthday boy in rushing to buy each other presents to celebrate Christ’s nativity, I wanted to share with you an announcement posted today fairly close by at one of my husband Adam’s pet projects, which suggests the Perfect Gift for Sci Fi Lovers is Laser & Sword Annual 2008: Looking for a last minute Christmas present for a lover of super heroes or science fiction? Trying to find something wholesome that will get the teenage boy (or grown man) in your life more interested in reading? Look no further!  Laser & Sword Annual 2008 containsRead More →

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Gentle readers, A couple things I wanted to note. First, my husband’s site, Adam’s Blog, has won the Thinking Blogger Award. Congratulations, Honey! Second, Karina Fabian and her husband Robert have a Catholic Science Fiction anthology, Infinite Space, Infinite God, touring with the Christian Fiction Review Blog. Update: This is my 100th post here at Ask Andrea 🙂 In Christ’s Joy, Andrea Graham

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Gentle Readers, My piece over at the Lost Genre Guild Blog, Roots in Frozen Generation, has been quite a hit so far. If the intersection of abortion and racism and/or how I handled those two issues in the short story referenced in the piece’s title interests you, go check it out. Love in Christ, Andrea Graham

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Bloggers, now, you have another way to participate in this site. Simply ask your question, or offer your own advice, at your blog, and submit your piece to our bi-weekly carnival. Giving myself plenty of time to get this started, the first is scheduled to come out Mar 05, 2007. The deadlines for the carnival is first of every month and the friday closest to the fifteenth of the month. The carnivals will come out the first and third monday. Submission Guidelines: Submit posts asking questions of various topics, can be relational, practical, cultural, or spiritual, q/a style posts, and posts on the kind ofRead More →