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Jason Sanford's Genre Grapevine
@jasonsanfordTracked since May 2026
creating speculative fiction.
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$1/moSF dystopian loveGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column featuring insider news and updates about the publishing world.
$2/moPublishing isn't a magical fantasy landGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$3/moExploding robot headsGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$5/moSpacesuits in purgatoryGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$10/moPeacemakers never shoot the truthGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$20/moPaprika's dancing illusionGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$50/moBlood grains speak through artGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
$100/moScientifiction, future, medieval fantasyGeneral support for my fiction writing and support for my journalism, such as my regular Genre Grapevine column.
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Jason Sanford's Genre Grapevine does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 0 of 5 cohort creators are measured for this metric.Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Jason Sanford's Genre Grapevine | Freshness |
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| Not ranked |  Jason Sanford's Genre GrapevineProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | Not measured | Reference | Aug 28, 2026Stale |
| Not ranked |  Jared PlaneVideoCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | Not measured | Not comparable | Aug 28, 2026 |
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What they publish76Posts total0 postsLast month0%Members-only
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Article Latest postPublicGuest Genre Grapevine Essay: The Most Important Story You'll Ever Tell
Note from Jason: I hope you enjoy the following guest essay by Monica Valentinelli. You can catch Monica later this week at the Gen Con Writ
June 22 16 likes 2 commentsGenre Grapevine: I’m No Longer Staying Silent about Emily Bell’s HarassmentYesterday I wrote a happy post about my life, focusing on the pending re-release of Plague Birds and being a finalist for both the Hugo andArticleJune 22Public 58 12
Must-Listen Nebula Awards Speeches by N. K. Jemisin and Ryka AokiThis weekend I attended the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) Nebula Conference, where the winners of this year’s NebulArticleJune 8Public 26 2
AI Scams Against Authors Will Soon Target EveryoneLast September I did a deep dive into the book club scams targeting writers, with scammers using generative AI systems to not only target auArticleMay 8Public 18 5
Genre Grapevine on How Clarion West’s New Partnership Could Make In-Person Writing Workshops More AffordableThe science fiction and fantasy genres have long had a “pay it forward” attitude, with genre fans and established writers frequently supportImageMay 5Public 23 5
Genre Grapevine: Must Read Magazines switching to new printer for Analog, Asimov's, and F&SFMust Read Magazines – the publisher of Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Asimov's Science Fiction, and Fantasy and Science Fiction – announceArticleApril 22Public 0 0
Genre Grapevine on the Anthropic "Blood-Money" SettlementThe deadline to submit a claim form for the $1.5 billion Anthropic AI settlement recently passed. Despite the settlement being praised as aArticleApril 15Public 15 1
My 2026 Hugo Award eligibility postIt’s weird to wait until March to talk about my Hugo Award eligibility, but with all the current deadlines I’m under, that’s how my 2026 isArticleMarch 28Public 0 0
Genre Grapevine on AI Providing Ever-Faster Ways for the Rich and Powerful to Do What They WantSomething big is happening with artificial intelligence, at least according to the pundits. Our world is about to change forever, or so sayImageMarch 15Public 20 4
Updatey Updates on Jason’s Stories and Genre GrapevineApologies for not posting much in my Genre Grapevine for the first two months of this year. Lot of writing deadlines hit me hard (see below)ArticleMarch 14Public 15 2
Genre Grapevine interview with Earl Kemp on the intersection of the SF/F and porn genres in the 1960s and '70sBack in 2014, I worked on an article about the intersection of the science fiction and fantasy and pornography genres in the 1960s and '70s.ImageJanuary 23Public 16 13
Genre Grapevine on Two Secrets about LLM Usage Every Writer Must RememberLike many writers in the SF/F community, I was horrified when on December 19th the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association (SFWA) brieArticleDec 31, 2025Public 27 4
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