SF Tidbits for 2/2/10

By Charles Tan | Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

Temple Library Reviews interviews Holly Black and Ted Naifeh.
BookBanter interviews Cherie Priest (podcast).
The World SF News Blog interviews Roberto Mendes.
The Agony Column interviews Charlie Huston (podcast).
Vast Horizons interviews Ellen Datlow.
Robot 6 interviews Chris Roberson.
Suvudu interviews some bloggers on George R. R. Martin.
The Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy podcast interviews Brian Dunning.
Grasping for the Wind interviews Stephen Deas.
Clarkeworld interviews Jeffrey Ford.

News

The Best Horror of the Year Volume Three-call for submissions.
2010 Prometheus Hall of Fame Award Finalists.
SFWA News: SFWA Vice President Elizabeth Moon has tendered her resignation for personal reasons and is being replaced for the term remainder by former SFWA president Michael Capobianco.
David Langford has posted the new Ansible 271, February 2010.
Vote for SF Site’s Readers’ Choice Awards for 2009.
John Jude Palencar has won the Hamilton King award (presented by the Society of Illustrators) for his cover of Charles de Lint’s novel Muse and Reverie.

Articles

Rich Horton’s Summary: Original Anthology Series, 2009.
HarperStudio on Gen Y Asks “Why Not”. (via Ami with an i)
Ari Marmell on Fun and Games.
Mindy Klasky on Attacking by Retreating.
David Niall Wilson on Revision, and How it Changes a Fella…
Juliette Wade on Point of View: more personal than pronouns.
Andrew Wheeler on A Modest Proposal for E-Book Pricing.
Janice Hardy on Talking About the Past.
Nicola Morgan on Pitch Your Hook.
Richard Bowes Thoughts on The Catcher in the Rye.

Fun Stuff

Kevin Maher lists 5 Cartoon Visions of the Future.
The Science of Fiction is taking nominations for best looking guys in sci-fi/fantasy.
Photo Quiz: Name That Movie Planet.
Jamie Bolton’s Minimalistic Movie Posters.
Where Star Wars credits go when they scroll off screen.

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