• The diaries of George Orwell, the author of 1984 and Animal Farm, will begin to appear online and be freely available starting August 9th.


• Kelly Eskridge on "Reality Break" podcast


• Interview with David Louis Edelman


• Why do most Fantasy/SF authors avoid tours of the American South East?


• Cat Rambo's "I Like Podcasts"


• The Other by Thomas Tryon available in paperback edition from Centipede Press


• How to Raise and Keep a Dragon


• 29 Literary Science Fiction Books You Should Read


• The Seven Biggest A$$hole Computers in Science Fiction


• Interview with Ann Vremont


• The Bear in Fantasy Literature (Besides Elizabeth)


• It's Nancy Kress week?


• The Literary Brothel is bring Literary back


• Review: I, Zombie by Al Ewing


• Ekaterina Sedia at "Omnivoracious"


• Publishers now adding "Chick-Lit" style covers to books by women whether it's appropriate or not


• Spate of Weird Books Announced


• More on literary tattoos (check out this serious "Fight Club" commitment)


• Praise continues for Jeffrey Ford's The Drowned World


• Washington City Paper gets into the spirit of the Weird Tales spam contest


• Review: Vintage: A Ghost Story by Steve Berman


• Schedule change for Conflux Virtual Mini-Con


• Thoughts on Fabricio Gibaldi's The War for Earth


• Book Vs. Movie: Wonder Boys


• The evolution of author marketing


• On the "how" of literature


• "Touched by a Vampire" teens and moms getting into "Twilight" books


• Cover of Solaris Book of New Science Fiction Vol. 3?


• At orbit: "What I learned at Comiccon"


• Review: Subterranean: Tales of Dark Fantasy edited by William Schafer


• So, you ready for some "Earthquake Fiction" now?


• John Scalzi's The Last Colony now out in paperback


• Biology in Science Fiction: Could We Evolve Into Iain Banks' "Culture"?


• Fred @ TexasBestGrok has already completed his "365 short stories a year" project. Way to go, Fred!


• Free Fiction: "The Wind" by Edward Willett


• The Apollo Image Gallery [via Cynica-C]


• A gallery of J. Allen St. John covers. [via QuasarDragon]


• Are You a Teacher of Science Fiction?


• The Internal organs of Lightning McQueen


• Free Fiction: "Mars Girl" by Jeff Garrity.


• The Crotchety Old Fan lists The Top 150 Classic SF Writers.


• What to Expect from Eureka


• Attention Star Wars fans! Yahoo has posted Star Wars: The Clone Wars trailers and video clips [via Suvudu]


• Hulu - Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog is free once again. [via ComicMix]


• Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy Headed to the Big Screen. No, really this time.

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