SF Tidbits for 7/16/09
- Interviews & Profiles (many swiped...er, borrowed from Bibliophile Stalker):
- The New York Times profiles Jack Vance, The Genre Artist.
- Rick Kleffel podcast-interviews Jeremy Lassen of Night Shade Books.
- Electric Velocipede interviews Jason Erik Lundberg.
- Randolph Carter interviews Melinda Snodgrass.
- Nick Gevers interviews Charles Stross.
- Patrick at Stomping on Yeti interviews one of tomorrow's genre stars: Ted Kosmatka
- Neil Gaiman talks about Batman on NPR.
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch has an essay on Audible.com about reading.
- Kathryn Cramer shows off the cool cover of the forthcoming Year's Best Fantasy 9 which she co-edited with David G. Hartwell.
- Alexander Jablokov on Hard SF and Hyperrealism: "...hard SF was socialist realism kidnapped by fairies in babyhood."
- William Shunn is guest-blogging at Electric Velocipede.
- Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols is to star in new SF web series called The Cabonauts. [via Pop Culture Shock]
- Forbidden Planet has opened up their website to customer reviews.
- The World in the Satin Bag lists Top 10 Cats in Science Fiction and Fantasy.
- John C. Wright dispenses 10 Rules on How To Be a Writer.
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Posted by John DeNardo at Thursday July 16, 2009 at 12:05 AM
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