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- Interviews and Profiles:
- @Publishers Weekly: Liz Williams (The Shadow Pavilion).
- @SF Scope: Mike Allen, editor of Clockwork Phoenix.
- @Pretty/Scary: Ann VanderMeer.
- @SciFi Wire: John Marks (Fangland).
- @The Nebula Awards: Matthew Hughes.
- @Galaxiki: David Prowse (Darth Vader) [from last April].
- @Wired: Neal Stephenson (Anathem). [via Yatterings]
- @Fantasybookspot: Steven Brust (Vlad Taltos series).
- @The Daily Cross Hatch: Interview: Cory Doctorow (Part 1).
- @Fantasy Book Critic: Charlie Huston (the Joe Pitt Casebooks).
- Free Audio fiction @ PodCastle: "Hallah Iron-Thighs and the Change of Life" by K. D. Wentworth. [via SFFaudio and QuasarDragon]
- Check out this gallery of 1950s Space Art. [via Core Dump]
- More retro art fun: A cool cover gallery.
- Scifi's Greatest Space Builders and How We'll Copy Them.
- Bloggers weigh in on Urban Fantasy and the Next Big Subgenre.
- Lists:
- @Automopedia: 15 Classic Science Fiction Cars.
- @Omnivoracious: Top 5 Reasons to Grow Up On the Planet Chilo of Tobias Buckell's Sly Mongoose.
- Also @Omnivoracious: Top Five Things You Can Do to Plant Your Own Seeds of Change.
- @Solar Flare: 5 funniest episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
- Humor @ McSweeney's: Selections From H.P. Lovecraft's Brief Tenure as a Whitman's Sampler Copywriter. [Thanks, Jeff P.!]
- If there was a Lego 99 and a Lego Jeanie to go with this Lego Batgirl, I'd be in Lego heaven.
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Posted by John DeNardo at Wednesday August 20, 2008 at 12:04 AM
© Wednesday August 20, 2008 at 12:04 AM SF Signal
John, Thanks for the linkage to the Urban Fantasy and the Next Big Subgenre post at Grasping for the Wind. I had a blast participating and am in awe of the thoughtful answers everyone gave.
Posted by Heather on Wednesday August 20, 2008 at 7:49 AM at 7:49 AM
Hi John,
just to clarify, the link you have identified as " A cover gallery tribute to A. Bertram Chandler." are actually the first issues of more than 200 SF periodicals. since it's unlikely that ANY of these issues have a Chandler story in them, readers may be confused. Nonetheless, a REALLY nice gallery put together by collector and Chandler fan, Steve Davidson, also known in SFnal circles as Crotchety Old Fan. http://crotchetyoldfan.wordpress.com/
cheers! Lex
Posted by Lex on Wednesday August 20, 2008 at 9:50 PM at 9:50 PM