SF Tidbits for 2/8/10

By Charles Tan | Monday, February 8th, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

Fantasy Worlds interviews Vera Nazarian.
Flipping Pages for All Ages interviews Rachel Caine.
Innsmouth free Press interviews David Conyers.
John Scalzi’s The Big Idea: James Knapp.
Odyssey Podcasts features Jack Ketchum.
Gerry Canavan has posted video of Kim Stanley Robinson speaking at Duke University.
Michael Moorcock on J.G. Ballard.

News

Open Call for Hellebore and Rue: Tales of Queer Women and Magic edited by JoSelle Vanderhooft and Catherine Lundoff.
SciFiDimensions
is going on hiatus. [via Locus Online]

Articles

Aliette de Bodard on Writing cultures: insider vs. outsider.
SFWA on Are You a Published Author? Now You Can Tell the World!
Joshua Palmatier on Writing: Disappointment.
Chris Dolley on Writing: Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa Fashion.
Sherwood Smith on Writers on Writing-Emotion.
Ari Marmell on The Write Way and the Wrong Way.
Juliette Wade on Folklore, Parable and Metaphor.
David Hartwell On Kage Baker.
Janice Hardy on One Step Forward and Two Steps Back.
Sarah Rees Brennan on Movies & Sex.
Brenda Clough on Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: Surrender, Dorothy!
Nicola Morgan on A Pointy Point About Queries.
Paula Guran on Verso Survey, Further Remarks & Some Personal Musing.
Twelfth Planet Press on The sky is not falling – the end is not nigh and Your debut book is the greatest gift you can ever give your readers.
Rob Donoghue on The Price of Books.
Carrie Laben on Hey, remember when I used to post long, half-thought-out posts on big topics?
Jay Lake on Amazon, Gillette, cross-subsidies and supply chain integration.
Teresa Nielsen Hayden on The “agency model” as I understand it.
Anna Tambour on Amazon and the Pipeline.
Michael Stackpole on Authors Can Be Stupid: Doing the Ebook Math and I Just Want to Write.
Dean Wesley Smith on Michael Stackpole. Read His Blog.
Charlie Stross on Amazonfail round-up.
John Scalzi on A Technical Thing re: Amazon and My Tor Books.
Visions of Paradise on Least Favorite Authors of SF.

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