Tor.com is actually its own entity with an entire staff, not just a simple branch of the imprint, and it shows. Not only does it feature original artwork, but many original short pieces as well.
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Tor.com: A sci-fi oasis
After 2 weeks of sick kids, vacation looming, and general publish-y type stuff, my brain is a little fried. So rather than make you decipher my mushy musings, I'm going to focus on a great resource for sci-fi writers and fans: Tor.com. I've recently become infatuated with the sight after one of my marketing peeps pointed me in their direction (wink!), and I'm always amazed at the bevy of art, short fiction, and all around sci-fi goodness the site has to offer.
Tor.com is actually its own entity with an entire staff, not just a simple branch of the imprint, and it shows. Not only does it feature original artwork, but many original short pieces as well.
Check out the amazing gallery of original work. Or find out about submitting your own short fiction. While you're there read the original novella Glitches. It gives backstory to the recently-released bestselling YA novel, Cinder. But whatever you do, don't miss Tor.com.
Tor.com is actually its own entity with an entire staff, not just a simple branch of the imprint, and it shows. Not only does it feature original artwork, but many original short pieces as well.