SF Tidbits for 7/12/06
By John DeNardo |
Wednesday, July 12th, 2006 at
1:21 am
- Book Trust interviews Margo Lanagan and reviews her collection Black Juice.
- Two images from Metropolis.
- The website of artist Ralph McQuarrie.
- New on Gutenberg: Last Enemy by H. Beam Piper
- SciFi Weekly reviews Prador Moon by Neal Asher and gives it an A-.
- Dangerous Visions bookstore is now called Infinite Worlds. [via Dark Echo]
- Mundane-sf offers notes on a George Zebrowski speech about the ills of publishing.
- Irene Gallo, Tor Books’ art director, has a blog called The Art Department. [via John Scalzi]
- As per David Levine: Pirates say “Ahrr”, not “Argh”.
- A first look The Prestige, adapted from the book by Christopher Priest. [via Big Dumb Object]
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Project Gutenberg is putting up H. Beam Piper’s “He Walked Around the Horses” tomorrow. It’s based on an actual historical incident and is one of the early stories in his “Paratime” sequence.
Irene Gallo, Tor Books’ art director is a genius. I have never met or spoken with her, but I have seen the output of her work on certain bookcovers very near and dear to my heart.
http://www.sff.net/people/john-c-wright/Book_Fugitives_Cover_Closeup.htm