Archive - Genre Grapevine

Your Stories and Art Matter Even When the World Turns Bad

Note: I hope this essay helps writers and artists who are struggling with the current state of politics and the world.

Dec 3 •

November 2024

Genre Grapevine for September/October 2024

Note: This is my final catch-up column after dealing with the partial enshittification of my life over the last few months.

Nov 2 •

October 2024

Allegations raised against Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki

Note: My regular Genre Grapevine is nearly finished and will be released on October 31.

Oct 27 •

September 2024

Genre Grapevine for July/August 2024

Thanks again for everyone's patience during the gap in my reporting while I recovered from covid.

Sep 1 •

August 2024

July 2024

Genre Grapevine update

My apologies for the delay in releasing my monthly column.

Jul 3 •

June 2024

Genre Grapevine for May 2024

This column is available free to the public. If you like my writings on genre issues, consider backing my Patreon.

Jun 2 •

May 2024

Genre Grapevine for April 2024

Note: This column is available free to the public. If you like my writings on genre issues, consider backing my Patreon.

May 2 •

April 2024

Genre Grapevine for March 2024

2024 Hugo Award Finalists

Apr 1 •

March 2024

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