SF Tidbits for 1/12/10

By Charles Tan | Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

The Agony Column interviews S. T. Joshi (podcast).
DC Quarterly interviews Cory Doctorow.
The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy Podcast interviews Paolo Bacigalupi.
Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist interviews Joe Abercrombie.
Charge of the Literary Brigade interviews Literary Agent Ginger Clark. (via SFWA)
The Guardian profiles Jonathan Lethem.
Jo Walton on James Tiptree, Jr.
Bibliophile Stalker interviews Matthew Kressel.

News

Articles

Steven Harper Piziks on Killing Your Editors.
Editorial Anonymous on Definitions for the Perplexed: “Issue” Books.
Justine Larbalestier on How to Conduct an Interview.
Mike Brotherton on Everywhere you look in Geekdom…SATAN!
Rachelle Gardner on For the Love of a Book.
Naomi Novik on Tactics and slinging slang.
Fabio Fernandes on Working in Two Tracks.
Victoria Strauss on Apparently I’m a Boring Wrinkled Self-Published Lesbian.
Sean Wallace on The Issue of Quotas, and Fantasy Magazine. The Issue of Quotas, and Lightspeed Magazine, and “Women Don’t Submit Enough . . . ” Nonsense.
Mary Robinette Kowal on The Shades of Milk and Honey style sheet.
Angela Slatter on An Essential Rule of Networking.
Janice Hardy on I Love it When a Plan Comes Together, Part One.
John C. Wright on Manifesto of the Cornucopians — a coda about Space Colonization.
Jaine Fenn on The pros and cons of writing a series.
Nancy Kress on Theodore Sturgeon’s “The Man Who Lost the Sea”.
Patrick Rothfuss on Seven Stories Concerning Joss Whedon – or – The Road to Damascus.
Howard Waldrop & Lawrence Person on The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
Joseph Mallozzi on Kristine Kathryn Rusch’s Diving Into the Wreck.
The New York Times on The Book Review of the Future.

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