SF Tidbits for 8/15/06
By John DeNardo |
Tuesday, August 15th, 2006 at
12:37 am
- MWB’s World (and YouTube) bring you: Prince Planet!
- Here’s an excerpt of a Rolling Stone interview with Kurt Vonnegut. [via Backwards City]
- A Philip K Dick interview excerpt from 1977. [via Cynical-C]
- Following Scott Lynch’s list of 11 things He will never to put in a fantasy novel, Deep Genre’s Kevin Murphy lists 6 More Things He Could do Without in Fantastic Literature.
- Locus Online has Matt Cheney’s Field Guide to Recent Short Story Collections.
- From Locus Online: Infinity Plus interviews Jon Courtenay Grimwood and Apex SF/H Digest interviews Cherie Priest.
- Also at Infinity Plus: Ian R MacLeod interviews Martin Sketchley. [via Pyr-o-Mania]
- Matrix Magazine talks with Martin Sketchley and John Meaney. [via Pyr-o-mania]
- The Agony Column has a 2003 and 2006 Conversation with Cory Doctorow: Singularities Real and Imagined.
- All five of the captains from all five Star Trek series will provide voice talent for upcoming 360 and PC videogame Star Trek: Legacy. [via The Feed]
- YouTube Moment of Zen: Warp Factor Love. [Not that I troll Wil Wheaton's blog or anything.]
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Sure overused themes in fantasy lit are annoying. But bad overused things in fantasy are great in real life. Try re-naming things in your house or apartment in bad fantasy style.
The Dishwasher of Doom.
The Hallway of Everlasting Madness.
The Bathroom of Despair.
Adds a little spice to life.
And on the Prince Planet note, you have to love shows that name characters to fit their roles. The Worthy family = good guys. Sylvester Sleaze = bad guy. It saves you needless character development and exploration…
Thanks John, that Warp Factor Love video is……scary. Is that guy going to kiss himself?
Now, which song should I listen to to remove WFL from my brain?
The Hoff?
Bilbo?
Hobbits to Isengard?
I can’t decide which is worse/better.
The video reinforces the reason that some folks are not allowed to be on TV – they are scary. As for top videos – Hobbits to Isengard is it for me.. I think of it as my theme music :-@