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BU member Shauna Roberts is in her second and final year of eligibility for nomination for the John W. Campbell Award for best new science fiction or fantasy writer. If you are eligible to nominate for the Hugo Awards, you are eligible to nominate as many as five people for the Campbell Award. Nominations for the Campbell Award are made at the bottom of the Hugo ballot, which closes for nominations on 11 March. Please consider nominating Shauna for the Campbell Award when you fill out your Hugo ballot. The Website URL will take you to her Campbell profile if you are not familiar with her work. Thank you.

For more information about Shauna Roberts: http://www.writertopia.com/profiles/ShaunaRoberts


Folly Blaine's new 2,000-word superhero-fantasy, "The Hero Garden," is now live at InfectiveInk.com. The story follows a teenage girl on the verge of discovering her own power as she grapples with the question: what's so great about being a hero, anyway? Folly Blaine's work has appeared in Every Day Fiction, 10Flash Quarterly, Flashes in the Dark, and will be included in the anthology, Dark Tales of Lost Civilizations, scheduled for release at the 2012 World Horror Convention.

To read the story, visit http://infectiveink.com/?p=306.

For more information about Folly Blaine, visit http://www.follyblaine.com.


I'm pleased to announce my latest publication, IT'S A CURSE, volume 7 in Paul D. Brazill's DRUNK ON THE MOON series starring his werewolf PI. Roman Dalton’s woken up in the wrong place again, but he can’t blame it on the moon this time. Finding himself in a tug-of-war between two lovely women might sound like he’s landed in clover, but one wants to ‘save’ him and the other—well, he’s got a feeling she’s a whole lot of trouble wrapped up in a designer gown. As far as our favourite werewolf PI’s concerned, IT’S A CURSE.

See the trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoIgpiO3Ans

K. A. Laity writes just about any damn thing she pleases and that’s how she got where she is today: living the high life in Galway on the Fulbright Foundation’s dime. See her website [www.kalaity.com] for a full list of publications including novels, short stories, plays, humour, academic essays and even the odd poem. Find her on Facebook [k.a.laity] and Twitter [@katelaity] or just buy her a drink at the pub around the corner.


Heidi Ruby Miller is a new columnist at Inveterate Media Junkies (IMJ). You can read her Geek Girl Underground articles about Science Fiction, video games, comics, and all things pop and geek culture at http://inveteratemediajunkies.com. Her debut post is titled "Set Your Phasers to Love" and discusses the rising popularity of Science Fiction Romance. Guests include Linnea Sinclair and Sara Creasy.

Heidi's website: http://heidirubymiller.blogspot.com


My first novel, Dark Innocence: Book One of the Star-Seer's Prophecy has just been released by Rose Press, and is now available on Amazon.com.  E-book formats to come in 2012.

This is a story of mystery and intrigue, courage and endurance, secrets and forbidden love, set in a world of blood sorcery and ritual magic. In this adult fantasy, the hero, Kyr, is a slave who knows only pain and evil, yet the Star-Seer's Prophecy foretells that he is the only one who can restore the Sacred Balance of the mortal and divine realms.

For more information, visit: www.starseersprophecy.com


Book Releases

Recent releases by Broad Universe members:

Human for a Day (Jennifer Brozek)

UnCONventional (Kate Kaynak and Trisha Wooldridge)

Daughter of the Goddess Lands (Sandra Saidak)

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