The CLFA is delighted to announce the winners of our Book of the Year 2015 contest! Without further ado… First Place went to action favorite and Sad Puppy extraordinaire Larry Correia for his novel Son of the Black Sword (Saga of the Forgotten Warrior Book 1). In second place, the winner is Michael Sheldon with his debut … More Book of the Year Winners Announced!
Voting ends at midnight today for the CLFA Book of the Year! Click here to vote! To qualify, books had to be novel length (minimum 50k words) fiction first published in the calendar year 2015. Self-published, small press and traditionally published works were all eligible, including e-book and audio formats. Books were nominated by members of the … More Last day to vote for Book of the Year!
The Conservative Libertarian Fiction Alliance official ballot for the 2015 Book of the Year remains open to the public through June 30, 2015. If you haven’t voted yet, now is the time! Click here to vote! Click here to read the official announcement of the 2015 contest. Click here for the list of Official Nominees! To qualify, books had to … More 5 Days left to vote!
The Conservative Libertarian Fiction Alliance has officially opened the ballot for the 2015 Book of the Year! To qualify, books had to be novel length (minimum 50k words) fiction first published in the calendar year 2015. Self-published, small press and traditionally published works were all eligible, including e-book and audio formats. Books were nominated by members … More Voting opens for CLFA Book of the Year
An incisive follow-up to Joel Hirst’s haunting essay on Venezuela’s collapse. We would just remove the word “Too” from the title. Can we still find tar and feathers?
The Speculative Fiction Cantina (part of the WriteStream Radio Network) is a weekly radio program and podcast: The Speculative Fiction Cantina: your weekly hypodermic injection of science fiction, fantasy, horror, alternate history, steampunk, cyberpunk, and things weird and wonderful in the world of books and writers. We ask authors the hard questions. You’ll hear from writers … More Speculative Fiction Cantina interviews Marina Fontaine
Literary Outlaws, a website and podcast, is a project of authors Jason Anspach and Kevin G. Summers. Because they weren’t busy enough with their families, farm animals, and old-school D&D lifestyles, Jason and Kevin started the Outlaws as a way to spotlight authors who were thriving outside the “mainstream” lit culture. Guests so far have included Nick Cole, … More Meet the Literary Outlaws
Conservative-Libertarian Fiction Alliance 