… and being shelved in the wrong place….
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It was a long time ago. A century ago. A millennium ago.
Well, all right, it was in 1999.
A man I met on a Usenet newsgroup concerned with writing – who became a friend, and subsequently my husband – and I collaborated on what must have one of the […]

Co-editors Delia Sherman & Christopher Barzak are pleased to announce:
The Table Of Contents for Interfictions 2!
Jeffrey Ford, “The War Between Heaven and Hell Wallpaper”
M. Rickert, “Beautiful Feast”
Will Ludwigsen, “Remembrance is Something Like a House”
Cecil Castelucci, “The Long and the Short of Long-Term Memory”
Alaya Johnson, “The Score”
Ray Vukcevich, “The Two of Me”
Carlos Hernandez, “The Assimilated Cuban’s […]

A number of IAF friends and members will be making appearances at Boskone 46 this weekend in Boston, either huckstering (as is the case with our poor ill-fated Wendy Ellertson, who may let you sign her brand-new cast if you ask nicely) or speaking on a number of Very Important Topics:
Theodora Goss
Fear of […]

IAF Working Group member Catherynne M. Valente is celebrating the launch of her new novel Palimpsest with a multi-city tour of shows featuring Valente’s words and the music of S.J. “Sooj” Tucker. From the page for the Grand Launch Extravaganza in NYC:
Between life and death, dreaming and waking, at the train stop beyond the […]

Thanks to the fantastic support of IAF friends, supporters and members like John Scalzi and Cory Doctorow, the Interfictions 2 cover search is exploding into a truly fascinating exposition of interstitial art!
If you haven’t visited the IAF pool at Flickr, now is a great time to check it out - and if you haven’t submitted […]

IAF Executive Board member Elizabeth Genco has just announced an exciting new project: an original graphic novel to be published at Tor.com.
The Kiss, a collaboration between Genco and artist John Bivens, will be published through the site’s new online comics initiative, which is itself a collaboration between Tor Books and its fellow Macmillan […]