SF Tidbits for 3/1/10

By Charles Tan | Monday, March 1st, 2010 at 12:05 am

Interviews/Profiles

StarShipSofa interviews Ted Chiang (podcast).
New Zealand Radio interviews Margo Lanagan (podcast).
Comic Book Resources interviews Brandon Sanderson.
Temple Library Reviews interviews Blake Charlton.
The Outer Alliance interviews Catherine Lundoff.
Locus interviews Felix Gilman.
Black Gate interviews S.J. Tucker.
Beyond the Book interviews Cory Doctorow (podcast).
Michael A. Ventrella interviews Norman Spinrad. [via Locus Online]
Horror Bound Online interviews Nancy Kilpatrick.

News

RIP Mervyn Jones.
Spectrum 17 Winners.
International Aeon Award 2009 Winners.
Moon Milk Review is looking for reviewers.
Fantasy Magazine now open to submissions.
Statement from the Board of Western Australian Science Fiction Foundation Inc.
Netflix subscribers can now watch Dr. Horrible instantly. [via Whedonesque]

Articles

Rich Horton’s Summary: Small Press Anthologies, 2009, “Other Genre” Anthologies, 2009, Three Science Fiction anthologies, 2009, Black Static, 2009.
Rachel Swirsky on Wiscon panel–what?
Tansy Rayner Roberts on (Invisible) Women in Horror.
Cheryl Morgan on How Not to Apologize and Now I’m Invisible.
Jo Walton on Mervyn Jones 1922-2010 and The joy of an unfinished series.
Sherwood Smith on Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: the Non-edit clause and Writers on Writing: Sentence Structure Oopsies.
Charlie Stross on What Authors sell to Publishers.
Kim Malo on True confessions about how marketing lead me astray.
Janet Reid on Shameful.
Juno Books on Submit Now!
Malinda Lo on The Woman Warrior.
Richard Dansky on Seven Questions You Should Never Ask a Writer (And My Answers).
John Ottinger III on The Five Stages of Book Blogging.
The Intern on of writers’ magazines and the art of interrogation.
Mary Robinette Kowal on Cross-gender Voices.

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