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• John Scalzi has posted the first chapter of his book The Android's Dream online. You know...the chapter... [see SF Signal review] [via Big Dumb Object]


• The list of Top 10 put-downable books includes Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling. [via Big Blog of Cheese]


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• SCI FI Wire profiles John Birmingham, author of Final Impact.


• Sci-Fi Foddder summarizes the difference between Hugo and Nebula Awards.


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• The March 2007 issue of The Internet Review of Science Fiction is out.


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• SFF World's Andrew Smith details how to write a derivative fantasy novel. [via SFBC Blog]


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• Mindhacks offers a critical view of transhumanism


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Share: | Posted by John on Tuesday March 13, 2007 - 12:06 AM | Category: Tidbits | © 2007 SF Signal

"Comic Book Resources interviews Richard K. Morgan, author of Woken Furies), mostly about his comics-writing work."

If by "mostly" you mean the first two paragraphs and then the next 20 are the most in-depth reflections on his books that I've seen published.

Posted by Josh on Tuesday March 13, 2007 at 7:45 AM

Hey, thanks for the link love! I'm glad you linked, I'd never been here before, but you can be sure I'll be back!

Kisses,

Janie

Posted by JanieBelle on Tuesday March 13, 2007 at 3:56 PM