For the purposes of this survey "SFR" applies to the broad spectrum of Science Fiction Romance defined by the SFR Brigade, including:
- alien romance
- alternate history romance
- apocalyptic romance
- contemporary science fiction romance
- erotica science fiction romance
- futuristic romance
- interstellar adventure romance
- military science fiction romance
- medical science fiction romance
- near future romance
- space opera romance
- science fantasy romance
- slipstream (sci-fi/fantasy blend) with technical or scientific elements
- steampunk romance
- time travel romance
- young adult in any of the above
- erotica in any of the above
(For the purposes of this survey, "SFR" does not include works with vampires, werewolves, fae, demons, angels or any entity that exists in a Fantasy, Urban Fantasy or Paranormal setting, unless there are scientific, technological, or cultural elements that define the work as SFR.)
Thanks for your response!
I need a button that says "Going to try the traditional houses first but if that doesn't go well, I'm going to self-publish."
ReplyDeleteNovella. 30-60K words. Too long for a short story.
ReplyDeleteThat would have been a good one, too, Sarah. Probably answer #4 work work for that response.
ReplyDeleteGood point, Marva. "Novella" should have been included with the short story/anthology answer.
Ugh, that should have been "would work" of course, not "work work." :)
ReplyDeleteI like work work, Laurie! So are you considering self-publishing?
ReplyDeleteI'm still actively pursuing the traditional and/or digital route, Kaye, but it's definitely an option.
ReplyDeleteThe poll is to help determine the number of members we have that are/will be self-published so we can find ways to support, promote and network indie authors, too. :)
That's a great idea, Laurie. Indies need love, too. :-D
ReplyDeleteI haven't self-pubbed any SFR titles, neither am I considering it at this time. I would, however, consider it for the right project.
ReplyDeleteI'm fully on board with the "support, promote and network indie authors" goal. Great idea, Laurie!
Thanks for your input, Rae Lori and Diane. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks to all who voted.
ReplyDeleteThe SFR Brigade will be exploring ways we can support our self-published authors in the future.