SF Tidbits for 12/4/06

• SCI FI Weekly interviews Matthew Hughes, author of Majestrum.
• Rick Kleffel has Part 1 of an interview with Kate Elliott and Melanie Rawn.
• In response to the Hollywood Eats Sci-Fi’s Brains article in Wired, Michael L. Wentz asks: Is there such a thing as “serious” science fiction?
• In 2005, the Edge Foundation asked 120 scientists, philosophers, and futurists “What do you believe is true even though you cannot prove it?” There are responses from the likes of Gregory Benford, Rudy Rucker and Bruce Sterling. [via Robert J. Sawyer]
• In 2006, the Edge Foundation asked them: “What is your dangerous idea?” and got answers from Benford and Rucker.
• The essay “On Thud and Blunder” by Poul Anderson is a guide to creating consistency and realism in fantasy fiction. [via A.R.Yngve...see more interesting articles at The Bodhisattva]

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