• John Picacio shows off the cover he did for the upcoming Bruce McAllister collection The Girl Who Loved Animals.


• At SciFi Wire, John Joseph Adams profiles Brian Aldiss, author of HARM.


• Jim Hall of Cult Pop video-interviews Tobias Buckell. Toby mentions that there will be a comic adaptation of Crystal Rain. Cool!


• In Newsweek, Rudy Rucker asks What might happen if we repurpose biology to our own ends? [via Gravity Lens]


• According to this NYT article, Stephen King is reading Charlie Huston's Already Dead and Ursual K. Le Guin is reading The Cave by José Saramago.


• Locus Online has posted the contents of the June 2007 issue of Locus magazine.


• Mike Resnick explains where he gets his crazy ideas, including the ones for Starship: Mutiny and Starship: Pirate.


• According to a U.K. survey, George Orwell's 1984 is the definitive book of the 20th century. Also making the list: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.


• The Top 9 Science Fiction "Where Are They Now?" "Anakin Skywalker: still hanging out with the ghosts of Yoda, Obi Wan, and George Lucas's credibility."

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