SF Tidbits for 12/26/08

• Free Fiction [courtesy of QuasarDragon]:
  • @Grantbridge Street & other misadventures: The Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction comic book adaptation of Michael Moorcock’s Behold the Man.
  • @QDII: “The Man Who Didn’t Know Venus” by Jerome Bixby (1952).
  • @FeedBooks: “The Longest Journey” by E. M. Forster (1907)
  • Three Crow Press is an online magazine specializing in quality speculative fiction, fantasy (urban, dark and gothic), horror and steampunk as well as non-fiction pieces and articles. [via The Genre Files]
  • Audio Fiction:
    • @Revcast: “A Genre Take on Xmas” by Wendy Wheeler.
    • @PodCastle: “Through the Cooking Glass” by Vylar Kaftan, read by Julie Davis.
    • @StarShipSofa: fiction by by China Miéville, Allen Steele, and Davis Kopaska-Merkel.
• Mary Robinette Kowal looks back at fashion in 2008 genre films
• John Scalzi says: “My Christmas wish is for to Hollywood start making more original, big-event science fiction movies.”
• Sci-Fi-London video-interviews Joe Abercrombie (Best Served Cold).
• The world is finally exposed to the poster for the Land of the Lost remake. Yawn.
• Big Dumb Object is pleased to announce the fourth annual Big Dumb Object awards, known as The Dumbies.
• Dark Roasted Blend look at The Mind-Shattering Novels of Philip K. Dick.
• At TeleRead, Chris Meadows asks: Should second-hand book stores pay royalties?
• Lists:
  • @FOXNews: Top 5 Amazing Astronomy Discoveries of 2008.
  • @Marooned: The Best science fiction stories about Mars. [via Variety SF]
  • @WebUrbanist: 25 Post-Apocalyptic Visions.

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