SF Tidbits for 4/29/12
By John DeNardo |
Sunday, April 29th, 2012 at
12:05 am
- Chicago Tribune (Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz) interviews Anne Rice.
- Empire Online interviews George R. R. Martin. [via Largehearted Boy]
- MTV Geek interviews Felicia Day.
- TechCrunch interviews John Robb.
- Bryan Thomas Schmidt interviews Anthony R. Cardno.
- New Notes from Coode Street with Jonathan Strahan and Gary K. Wolfe.
News
- Call for Submissions: Years Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: 2013.
- Call for Submissions: 2012 Blood Iris Anthology.
- on Science fiction no more: The perfect city is under construction. [via Paul Di Filippo]
Articles
- Carrie Cuinn on A Better Class of Genre.
- Deborah J. Ross (Katharine Kerr) on Good Prose.
- Paul Cornell on Assembling.
- 40kBooks (Ken Liu) on We Use Narrative As a Way to Make Sense of the World.
- Suvudu (Zack Parsons) on Liminal States.
- Tor.com (Shoshana Kessock) on Ensembles Disassembled: Avengers Costumes Then and Now.
- Andy Gavin on The Rules of Magic.
- The Qwillery (Erin Kellison) on Spotlight on a Shadow.
- A.J. Hartley on On the Longevity of Books.
- Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy on J. Michael Straczynski’s Star Trek That Could Have Been.
- NME lists 10 Most Kick-Ass Comic Book Movies Of All Time.
- ComicsAlliance lists 15 Comic Book TV Shows That Didn't Make it to the Small Screen.
- CreativeBloQ lists 20 best designs in sci-fi movies.
- Den of Geek lists The top 50 sci-fi movie protagonists.
Art
- 20 Stunning Digital Mudbox Sculptures From Ciamar Studio. [via Design You Trust]
- @deviantART: “Los Angeles 2100” by AndreeWallin.
More Fun Stuff
- The Raven (illustrated poem).
- Adventures of the League of STEAM – “Hairy Hijinks”.
- Just How Small is an Atom?
- Space Werewolf T-Shirt.
- Geek Gear: Harry Potter/Lovecraft ‘Howard Phillip’ Shirt.
- ThinkGeek T-Shirt: Conan the Librarian.
- Battlestar Galactica Cake.
- Video: Cool John Carter Fan Art: A Woola Cake.
- Video clip of John Scalzi on Oprah.
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