SF Tidbits for 2/28/07
By John DeNardo |
Wednesday, February 28th, 2007 at
12:03 am
- The Times of London celebrates the work of Philip K Dick. They are also giving away some of his books if you answer some PKD questions correctly. [via AbeBooks Blog]
- Chapter Feeds offers chapter 1 of The Forbidden by L. A. Banks.
- J.A. Konrath talks about types of book buyers and how writers and publishers can reach them.
- Harry Potter and the Copyright Infringement Lawsuit: JK Rowling sues eBay.
- According to this article, science fiction is a genre of epic stories, epic heros and epic stereotypes.
- From The Guardian: Why I traded in my £100,000 car collection to save the planet by Iain Banks. [via Velcro City Tourist Board]
- SF Diplomat describes the dimensions that make up a fantasy novel in The Aesthetics of Fantasy – Part Two. (See also: Part One.)
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What good does selling the cars do? Now someone else is just driving them around.
If he had destroyed and recycled the cars to save the earth that would be noteworthy.
My Elves are Different has the final word on Banks’ sale.