SF Tidbits for 1/5/09

By John DeNardo | Monday, January 5th, 2009 at 12:06 am

Suvudu has 5 Questions for Alan Campbell, author of Scar Night and Iron Angel.
Mike Brotherton interviews Jim C. Hines, author of The Stepsister Scheme.
Free Fiction [courtesy of QuasarDragon]
- The Winter 2009 issue of Subterranan Online has begun posting fiction, starting with “Clinic” by Kris Nelscott.
- @Project Gutenberg: “A Fine Fix” by R. C. Noll (1955).
- @Best SF Presents: “Bean There” by Jack Skillingstead (2005).
- Audio Fiction:
  - @The Internet Archive: Thuvia Maid of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, read by Skippy.
  - @Beam Me Up: “The Evangelist” by Colin Davies, read by Paul Cole.
The National Space Society and Baen Books announce the 3rd annual Jim Baen Memorial Writing Contest. [via Fred K.]
Go ahead…ask Jo Walton anything. Anything at all…
Lou Antonelli has been added to the list of sf/f authors who blog.
Ten Ton Hammer asks: Can the sci-fi genre succeed in gaming? when they interview Trion’s Rob Hill and Kevin Beardslee, two developers working on their science fiction-based, SCI FI Channel MMO. [via Massively]
In a 1998 Star Wars vs. Star Trek essays, How to Analyze Sci-Fi, stardestroyer.net offers up a comparison between “the literary approach” and “the scientific approach” to SciFi.
Galactic Binder lists Top 20 Reasons to Love Lego Star Wars.

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