SF Tidbits for 1/4/10

By Charles Tan | Monday, January 4th, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

Patrick Rothfuss interviews Nnedi Okorafor.
BookBanter interviews Guy Gavriel Kay (podcast).
The Science of Fiction interviews John Klima.

News

RIP Mark Owings.
John Joseph Adams is looking for volunteers.
Cybils 2009 Finalists: Middle Grade Fantasy and Science Fiction.

Articles

Rich Horton’s 2009 Summaries of Neo-Opsis and Jupiter.
Mike Allen on Small press lessons learned the hard way #1: be highly suspicious of beautiful baskets…
Jeff VanderMeer on The Decade of the Aughts: Genre Fiction.
Wired on Study: Rumors of Written-Word Death Greatly Exaggerated. (via Greg van Eekhout)
Editorial Anonymous on Publishing Myths: General Guidelines and Good Advice and Publishing Myths: Cover Photos and Pornography.
Frederik Pohl’s Weekend with the Moonies.
Bruce Sterling’ on The Hypersurface of this Decade. [via Locus Online]
Brenda Cooper on What we could be doing in 2010.
Teleread on The ABCs of e-book format conversion.
Candlelight Stories says Kubrick’s 2001 a Space Odyssey is a Beacon For a New Decade.
Comic Book Resources lists The 50 best covers of 2009.
January Magazine’s Best Books of 2009 include some genre titles.
Geeks are Sexy shows us the script for James Cameron’s Pocahontas Avatar.
Fanboy.com’s Most Overlooked Anime Series of The Last Five Years.

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