• Seam Williams shows off the cool cover of Cenotaxis, his novella that fits between Saturn Returns and its sequel.


• Tor Podcasts concludes their Worldcon series with a Worldcon wrap-up featuring Tom Doherty and Patrick Nielsen Hayden.


• Here's a gallery of artwork inspired by the work of Peter F. Hamilton.


• Starship Sofa podcast #56 profiles Clifford Simak.


• Free fiction from Helix: "Rod Rapid and His Electric Chair" by John Barnes.


• Subterranean #7, guest-edited by Ellen Datlow is now available and contains fiction from Lisa Tuttle, Rick Bowes, Jeffrey Ford, Joel Lane & John Pelan, M. Rickert, Anna Tambour, Terry Bisson and Lucius Shepard.


• The Clarion Foundation has announced the faculty for the 2008 Clarion Writers Workshop: Kelly Link, James Patrick Kelly, Mary Anne Mohanraj, Neil Gaiman with Nalo Hopkinson and Geoff Ryman team teaching the final two weeks.


• The Houston Chronicle interviews Michael Chabon, author of The Yiddish Policemen's Union, a "a mysterious blend of sci-fi, detective and history genres".


• LibriVox has made freely available a 28-part audiobook version of Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs. [via SFF Audio]


• Jeff VanderMeer is looking for your favorite Steampunk story.

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