Hell Gate NYC is reporting “Some Guy Bought the Flatiron Building and Didn’t Pay for It”. The amends Cat will make are identified in four points at the post. Given that I have already made a substantial down payment that is nonrefundable and which I can’t afford to lose, what are the material steps I can do to show I understand I fucked up and mean to make it right? And I apologize, abjectly, to my students for having let them down in this regard. I apologize to my teachers for having involved them in this ethical lapse. … So I apologize to the community for setting a bad example. This is particularly unacceptable given that I have called out inaccessible venues in the past…. The problem is that the Wayward Wormhole intensive writing workshop that I’m hosting is in one way absolutely not up to standard, and that is its lack of accessibility. So let me start out by saying I screwed up, and in a way that I should have known better than to do. Amplifying yesterday’s announcement of The Wayward Wormhole workshop in Spain, Cat Rambo has written “An Apology to the F&SF Community, and Particularly to Those who Look to Me for Leadership” in respect to the 2023 location’s lack of accessibility. “Tor.com,” the online publication said, “makes its debut with new original fiction and art, coverage from the San Diego Comic Con, exclusive blogs and original short stories from Hugo Award-winning British SF writer Charles Stross ( Singularity Sky, The Concrete Jungle, Accelerando) and film critic-turned Campbell Award Winner for Best New Writer John Scalzi ( Old Man's War, Agent to the Stars).(1) CAT RAMBO MAKES APOLOGY ABOUT WORKSHOP VENUE.

Publisher Macmillan and imprint Tor Books July 23 announced the joint launch of Tor.com, which they claim is “the first and only online destination for the global science fiction and fantasy community.” According to MarketWatch, the site will sport impressive offerings including original content from top SF/fantasy authors along with news, image galleries from name artists in both genres, related blogs, and commentary, as well as host a social networking component where fans can chat online. Makes official debut at San Diego Comic Con.Site features names in fiction and art, blogs, and networking.“First and only online destination for the global science fiction and fantasy community”.

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