SF Tidbits for 3/2/08

• In his latest Overlooked or Over-hyped? column, Neil Walsh looks at two books featuring protagonists with lost memories: The Wolves of Memory by George Alec Effinger and Soldier of Sidon by Gene Wolfe.
• Over at the blog I Should Be Writing, there’s a podcast-interview with John Scalzi.
• Free fiction: “The King of Sentences” by Jonathan Lethem. [via Free Speculative Fiction Online]
• Black Gate has Dave Truesdale’s 2007 short fiction recommended reading list.
• Handy reference: The James H. Schmitz Encyclopedia. [via Free SF Reader]
• Michelle Sagara has been added to the list of sf/f authors who blog.
• Website re-designs: On Spec, the Canadian magazine of the fantastic , and Apex, “where science fiction and horror collide”. [Former via bloginhood, latter via Shamus Writes]
• Neatorama shows us how to make a white Star Wars K-3P0 droid out of paper.
• The Museum Of Modern Fiction features a cool picture story called Feb 14, about a robot that falls in love with the Statue of Liberty. [via Neatorama]

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