SF Tidbits for 10/25/11

Interviews & Profiles

• The Faster Times interviews Aliette de Bodard.
• The Skiffy and Fanty Show interviews Diana Rowland.
• Locus Roundtable on Heinlein Juveniles Then and Now.
• New Notes from Coode Street podcast with Jonathan Strahan, Gary K. Wolfe and Ian McDonald.
• SFFaudio interviews Julie Hoverson.
• Adventures in SciFi Publishing interviews Charles M. Pulsipher.
• Dynamic Subspace interviews James T. Warbington.

News

• Subterranean Press announces new books by Lawrence Block, Philip Jose Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey, Bentley Little, and Lucius Shepard.
• Announcing Gods of Opar: Tales of Lost Khokarsaby by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey.
• Tintin enters the third dimension. [via Paul Di Filippo]

Events

• Online launch event: EVOLVE Two: Vampire Stories of the Future Undead – Noon today – Noon tomorrow.
• Is Science Fiction the only true relevant literary genre today? Chaired by Simon Ings, Monday 7th November 2011, 7pm, UCL, London, WC1E 7JG.

Articles

• Orrin Grey on Cosmic Horror in John Carpenter’s “Apocalypse Trilogy”.
• Genevieve Valentine on There’s No Happy Ending with Me: The Fall.
• Frederik Pohl on Campbell Gets the Magazine.
• Fantasy Magazine (Christopher Priest) asks Are You Watching Carefully?
• Fantasy Magazine (T.J. McIntyre) interviews Charles De Lint.
• Auxiliary Memory asks Is Science Fiction a Modern Substitute for Religion?
• Jim C. Hines on The Secrets of Good Blogging at SF Novelists.
• James Van Pelt on Talking to Kids About Literature.
• Joan Slonczewski on Flying Squid and Sea-swallowing Octopods.
• Bryan Thomas Schmidt on Working With A Small Press.
• #sffwrtcht (Sarah Hendrix) on Edge Of The City: Urban Fantasy – The All-around Genre?
• 40kBooks on (Joel Friedlander) Indie Authors Are Leading the Way of Short Fiction.
• NYTimes reviews titles by Caitlín R. Kiernan, Geoff Ryman and Tim Powers.
• Paul Di Filippo reveiws The Children of the Sky.
• Paul Goat Allen on Like Clockwork: With Ganymede, Cherie Priest Pens.
• Omnivoracious (Susan J. Morris ) on Halloween Special: How to Scare Your Reader (Tricks from the Movies).
• Buzzfeed lists Top 15 Underrated Horror Flicks.
• WhatCulture lists 10 Future Icons of Horror.

Art

• 30 Weird And Scary Clown Digital Artworks.
• Concept art for The Thing by Robert Simons.
• The Art of Daniel Danger. [via Mark Charan Newton]

More Fun Stuff

• A Stormtrooper’s Family Album.

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