SF Tidbits for 7/23/09

By John DeNardo | Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 at 12:05 am

Interviews and Profiles:
- @Dragon Page: David Weber (By Heresies Distressed).
- @The Nebula Awards website: James Alan Gardner (“The Ray-Gun: A Love Story”).
- @SciFi Australia: Jake Lloyd talks about Star Wars: Episode I Ten Years Later [via Cinematical]
- @Tor.com: Lou Anders interviews Christopher Yost and Pasqual Ferry, the writer and artist team behind the graphic novel Ender’s Game: Battle School.
- @Dead Robots Society: Kevin J. Anderson.
- @Adventures in SciFi Publishing: J.C. Hutchins.
- @Stomping on Yeti: Daniel Abraham.
- @B&N Studio: astronaut Buzz Aldrin on his new memoir Magnificent Desolation: The Long Journey Home From the Moon.
James Enge responds to Adam Roberts’ Hugo Rant to fandom and John Scalzi’s reaction to it:
Joseph Mallozzi’s Book of the Month selection for September is Heroes Die by Matthew Woodring Stover.
Slate: Why 2024 Will Be Like Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Sam Raimi to direct an upcoming World of Warcraft Movie. [Stands clear of JP's inevitable saliva-thon.]
AT AMC, John Scalzi talks about when SciFi goes global.
Boing^2 points us to these vintage postcard scenes with invading aliens.
Lists:
- @Weird News: 5 Super Powers You Can Have Today.
- @Mashable: 5 TED Talks on Science That Will Blow Your Mind
- @Topless Robot: 8 Reasons Why Adam West is the Most Resilient Victim of Typecasting Ever.

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