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SF Tidbits for 2/21/09
- George R.R. Martin is tired of people complaining about the "lateness" of A Dance With Dragons.
- S. Andrew Swann interviews Mary Turzillo.
- Publishers Weekly's Genreville asks publicists: Is an Imprint a Brand?
- Last month, the Guardian ran their list of 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read. Now they've appended their readers' all-time favorite science fiction and fantasy novels they missed.
- Jeff Carlson talks about the genesis of his book Plague Year.
- Here's where Jack Dann gets his ideas...as he wrote in the afterword to his 2001 collection Jubilee.
- Garistotle says Frank Herbert's Dune Helped Forge My Religious Identity: "...I got more of a religious sense, at least when it comes to who I am as a person, from the Dune novels than I did from The Bible itself."
- Lists:
- @Bukisa: Top 10 Mythological Men of Science Fiction
- Little Fivers lists Signs a Sci-Fi Geek Is Sick.
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Posted by John DeNardo at Saturday February 21, 2009 at 12:08 AM
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Re George's comment about people complaining about the lateness of his next book. George is a =writer=, not a typewriter. Dreaming up universes takes time. He's not a hack. He's an artist!
Posted by Jack Dann on Saturday February 21, 2009 at 3:35 AM