SF Tidbits for 2/26/10

By Charles Tan | Friday, February 26th, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

Matt Staggs interviews Ari Marmell.
StarShipSofa interviews Cheryl Morgan (podcast).
Fantasy Magazine interviews Scott William Carter and Ray Vukcevich.
A.V. Club interviews Joe Hill.
Eos shares a video interview with Kim Harrison.

News

RIP: Actor Andrew Koenig, son of Walter Koenig.
Nintendo Enters eBook Market.
Dreams of Decadence to Relaunch.
Good news for U.S. fans of Doctor Who: BBC America premieres the new season on Saturday, April 17th.
James Morrow takes part in Candide 2.0, a “a complete online edition of the [Voltaire's] book in an innovative social format that enables readers to post digital marginalia alongside the text.”

Articles

Rose Fox on Do the Right Thing.
Nick Kauffman on Assault at SwanCon.
Connie Willis on Blackout (part 7).
Heather Tomlinson on YA Fairy Tale Fiction.
Rick Klaw on Six Degrees of Michael Moorcock (Part of Tor.com’s Michael Moorcock celebrations).
Paul Crilley on The many faces of plotting.
Nancy Jane Moore on Brave New (Writing) World: Some Things Never Change.
Charlie Stross on CMAP #2: How Books Are Made.
Kristine Kathryn Rusch on The Freelancer’s Survival Guide: Networking Part One.
Juliette Wade on Different Minds, Different Voices.
John Scalzi on This Manuscript Hires People.
Nicola Morgan on Good Author Behaviour: Responding to Negative Feedback.
Mark C Newton on Book Cover Conversations Are So Very Clichéd.
Pimp My Novel on Terms to Know: Frontlist vs. Backlist.
@SciFi Squad: Scientists Demand Realism in Sci-Fi.
Cover Pr0n: Kraken by China Miéville.
Quite Earth shares some Ultramarines movie concept art.
Captain Jack sings! John Barrowman’s Ode to Doctor Who.
John Scalzi on Sci-Fi Video Games That Could Make Good Movies, If They’re Done Right.
John Anealio asks: What is Your Favorite “Space” Song? (Part 2 )
There’s SF/F titles in this list of The 50 Most Captivating Covers of All Time, which nicely includes artist accreditation.

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