Cynthia writes science fiction, fantasy, horror, and more. If you'd like to know a little about her, please read her micro biography.
Cynthia, who wrote the long-running (14 years+) 'Market Maven' market-news column for the cancelled writers' magazine Speculations, is now the publisher of the new, monthly MARKET MAVEN electronic newsletter, which focuses on magazine and publisher guidelines and updates from the professional and semi-professional markets in the speculative fiction genres (science fiction, fantasy, horror, paranormal romance, cross-genre, etc).
Subscriptions are $20/year.
If interested, you can learn more about the magazine and see a sample issue.
THE MARKET MAVEN #1 was e-mailed to subscribers on Monday, April 8, 2008. However, many e-mails have bounced. Subscribers should check their e-mail and, if they have not received their MM #1, they should contact publisher Cynthia Ward at market.maven.subscriptions(at)gmail.com.
Cynthia's original story "The First Casualty" will be in the anthology Front Lines , edited by Denise Little and published by DAW Books (release date: May 6, 2008; ISBN-10: 0756404789; ISBN-13: 978-0756404789). This SF/fantasy anthology is available now from Amazon.com.
A review of Cynthia Ward and Nisi Shawl's fiction-writing handbook Writing the Other has been posted on the Broad Universe's publication Broadsheet. The review is by Candra K. Gill.
Cynthia's year-end entry at Aqueduct Press's website has been posted.
Nisi Shawl and Cynthia Ward's Writing the Other: A Practical Guide, the companion book to the Writing the Other workshop, is now available! You can find book details and order directly from Aqueduct Press. A review of the book is available online.
Locus Magazine Online has posted Cynthia's article "Harmonic Convergences: A Review of Howl's Moving Castle"
SCI FI Weekly has posted Cynthia's review of Cartomancy, by Michael A. Stackpole
"Regenesis" by Cynthia Ward (a female writer from Seattle) paints a peculiar image of the future: anything is possible thanks to biotechnology. Six-fingered guitar player geniuses juggle the strings, 3-eyed women quiver their eyelashes and geneticians grow tails (proving evolution theory right and Christianity wrong) while four-armed prophets talk about the end of the world.— Kömlõdi Ferenc
Cyberia, November 2002.
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