SF Tidbits for 1/15/07

By John DeNardo | Monday, January 15th, 2007 at 12:19 am

B&N interviews Charlie Huston, author of No Dominion.
Paul Levinson’s latest podcast asks What on Earth Are They Doing to Poor Pluto? and interviews Michael A. Burstein who is also head of the Pluto Is A Planet organization. After the podcast, check out Levinson getting downright funky (lyric-wise) with “Alpha Centauri – the song“.
While on the subject of music, you might also enjoy Gollum and Smeagol Singing Barry White.
Now podcasting (through iTunes): Strange Horizons.
Concatenatnation has a new seasonal update.
The Agony Column’s Rick Kleffel podcast-interviews Rudy Rucker, author of Mathematicians in Love. [via Boing Boing]
As If has an interview with editor Jonathan Strahan.
The Locus Online Gallery of 2006 Book Covers that we previously mentioned has been updated with more juicy book cover goodness.
French review site ActuSf has an interview with Ian R. MacLeod . [via Locus Online]
SCI FI Weekly’s Michael Cassutt examines The Canon of TV Sci-Fi, Part One (old) and Part Two (new).
The Future And You podcasts Kim Stanley Robinson, David B. Coe, Catherine Asaro and others. [via Locus Online]
On March 1st, 2007, NBC Universal plans to roll out Chiller, a new horror-themed Channel, available in both Standard and High Definition. I’d like Cthulhu, please.
Monday YouTube: What really happened after the Deathstar blew up. [via BookNinja]

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