SF Tidbits for 6/25/07

• New/Updated at Gutenberg: “An Incident on Route 12” by James H. Schmitz.
• NY Times Book Review: Dave Itzkoff reviews Philip K. Dick.
• Over at The Good Reading Blog, guest blogger Sophie Masson tells us why she writes for children. [via Locus Online]
• Interviews:
  • At Amazon Blog, Jeff VanderMeer briefly profiles Jay Lake and his book Mainspring.
  • Your Mom’s Basement interviews Richard K. Morgan, author of Thirteen. [via Locus Online] Also: at SciFi Wire, John Joseph Adams profiles Morgan.
  • Biology in SF interviews author Nina Munteanu (Darwin’s Paradox)
  • Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist interviews David Anthony Durham, author of Acacia.
  • SF Diplomat interviews Matt Bielby, publisher of Death Ray magazine.
  • Paul Levinson podcast-interviews Robert J. Sawyer.
• Cory Doctorow is podcasting Bruce Sterling’s The Hacker Crackdown.
• Free fiction from Interzone: “The Last Reef” by Gareth Lyn Powell.
• Mindy Klasky is running a survey to find out what makes people buy books. [via Tobias Buckell]
• The Muppets are returning to TV!
• Warren Ellis points us to wooden robots.
• Bora Zivkovic lists science bloggers.
• Top 10 Grievances of the Sci-Fi Characters Union.

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