• Chris Weston shows off the awesome artwork he did for Marvel's The Twelve 1/2.


• Interviews and Profiles:
  • If You're Just Joining Us interviews David louis Edelman (Multireal).
  • The Bat Segundo Show interviews Ralph Bakshi.
  • SFScope interviews Tom Piccirilli.
  • Coming up this month: The Ghost in the Machine podcast, hosted by fantasy author Gail Z. Martin (Chronicles of the Necromancer: The Summoner, The Blood King), welcomes authors Gina Farago (Ivy Cole and the Moon, Luna) and Michael Arnzen (Play Dead, Proverbs for Monsters).
  • At SciFi Wire, John Joseph Adams profiles Sean McMullen, author of The Time Engine.


• Free Fiction:
  • @Munseys: "Pharaoh's Broker" by Ellsworth Douglass.
  • Audio fiction at Well Told Tales: "Modifications" by Kris Ashton.
  • @Solaris: "Three Unbroken" by Chris Roberson (Part 41).


• PS Publishing announced a slew of new books including work by Ray Bradbury, Stephen Erikson, and James Barclay.


• Scott Edelman has posted a ton of Thomas M. Disch quotes that he's compiled over the years.


• Simon Owens asks whether Tor's free ebooks affect sales, and offers quotes from John Scalzi, Tobias Buckell, and Daniel Abraham. Robert J. Sawyer responds and Scalzi offers more insight.


• Neil Gaiman shares some photos from the set of Hellboy 2: The Golden Army in which he touches heads with two albino elves.


• Nicola Griffith talks about sex discrimination and awards.


• Visions of Paradise examines what makes an ideas sf story.


• Bookworms have stronger people skills.


• SFWA announces the creation of the new Ombudsman Committee, to be chaired by Lee Martindale


• The 2010 Nebula Awards will be held on May, 2010 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.


• Audiobook publisher Infinivox has a new blog.


• Look out, SciFi Channel! AMC Wants To Adapt Classic SF.


• Over at SciFi Scanner, John Scalzi tells us How Not to Make a SciFi Sequel and rips The Chronicles of Riddick a new one.


• Entertainment Weekly offers a gallery of 15 Space Exploration Movies.


• Topless Robot lists 10 Sci-Fi Shows That Were Canceled Way Too Soon


• Finally an answer to the question: Isn't a Battlestar Galactica toaster long overdue? [via Sci-Fi Heaven]

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