An invite for Kiwi horror writers to be interviewed by Sarah Dunn: “I’m Sarah Dunn and I run...
On Blogging & The Interrelationship With Writing
by Helen Lowe So here’s the thing: I don’t believe blogging is a marketing tool for writing—and certainly...
The Question of Whether to Blog
by Beaulah Pragg The question of whether to blog, as an author, is a big one and I’ll...
SpecFicNZ Kindle Giveaway
We are thrilled to announce that SpecFicNZ will be giving away a Kindle Touch 3G+Wifi to one of...
Announcing the 2013 SpecFicNZ/Wily Writers Short Fiction Contest!
We’ve done it before, and we’ll do it again. We’re like that here at SpecFicNZ. Sharpen up your...
Scared Twitless! Winners Announced!
It’s all over, and the winners are in! Thanks to everyone who entered and voted in our first...
SJV nominations open soon
The Sir Julius Vogel awards recognise excellence and achievement in science fiction, fantasy or horror works created by...
Ghost Hand Give Away
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Kindle Goodness time of year again
SpecFicNZ is planning a Kindle Promotion and Give-Away for January, and we need your help. We would like...
Au Contraire Writer’s Track
The SpecFicNZ committee is excited to be teaming up with the organisers of the 2013 Au Contraire convention...
Scared Twitless! Voting now open
The madmen and the maniacs have come out to play, chilling the spines of the poor unfortunate souls...
‘The Janus Affair’ is up for a Bookie!
The Janus Affair, the second book of Pip Ballantine and Tee Morris’s Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences series, is...
Scared Twitless Deadline Extended!
In the style of all great horror tales, our ‘Scared Twitless’ Twitter horror fiction contest has a false...
Articles on ‘Blogging’ sought for SpecFicNZ Voice
Are you a blogger and writer? What sets your soul on fire? SpecFicNZ is seeking non-fiction articles about...
New NZ Magazine Wants YOU!
A new student literary magazine, Three Islands Magazine, has just been set up in Wellington. Though there’s a...