Welcome to another installment of SF Tidbits!

• DVD Answers goes all Star Wars with some box and menu graphics for Episode III. (Not that I troll the web for Star Wars Sites or anything.)


• Chris Roberson, author of the fantastic Here, There & Everywhere, ruminates on self-publishing, sf series and - something already noted by Robert Silverberg - that the novella is the perfect length for a good sf story.


• I stumbled on an interesting read in a 2002 article about sf jargon and prototype worlds. The author also posts his 1997 commentary sent to John Clute regarding Clute's Encyclopedia of Science Fiction which contains a proposed entry on Libertarianism. The source website, Prototype Worlds, is an older project similar to the more-recent Science Fiction Citations site.


• SF author Michael Swanwick will have his Periodic Table of Science Fiction project converted to book form, says SciFiWire. The project is a collection of vignettes, each focusing on a different element in the periodic table.

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Posted by John DeNardo at Thursday September 08, 2005 at 1:00 AM
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