SF Tidbits for 11/23/08

• Brenda Cooper’s The Silver Ship and the Sea is winner of this year’s Endeavour Award.
• Interviews:
  • The Future of Science Fiction asks George R.R. Martin and Ursula K. LeGuin about science fiction being the literature of ideas.
  • @Joe Mallozzi’s blog: special effects master Scott Stofer.
• Over at Futirismic, Paul raven asks: Has science fiction’s sensawunda lost its sense of wonder?
• eBooks Just Published is running a competition where you can win signed copies of the Simon Haynes’ entire Hal Spacejock 4-book series (print edition). [via Fred K.]
• Super Punch showcases some Neil Gaiman sketches done for charity.
• Free Fiction [courtesy of QuasarDragon]:
  • @Afterburn SF: “Gliese 581” by Lee Gimenez.
  • @Flashing Swords: “The Bloated Curse” by Steve Goble.
  • Audio Fiction:
    • @Clonepod: “Invisible” by Leslie Ann Moore, read by Leslie Ann Moore.
    • @The Internet Archive: The Son of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs, read by Ralph Snelson.
• Build your own robots! Check out the Incredibots website for some realistic robot-building fun. [via Jay is Games]

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