Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Tidbits for 2/6/13
By John DeNardo |
Wednesday, February 6th, 2013 at
12:05 am
Interviews & Profiles
- Kindle Post interviews Marissa Meyer.
- The Galaxy Express (Heather Massey) interviews Pip Ballantine & Tee Morris.
- Apex Magazine interviews Kate Elliott.
- Dark Wolf interviews Kaaron Warren.
- The Qwillery interviews Betsy Dornbusch.
- Blogcritics interviews Marie Brennan.
- The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy interviews Karen Russell.
- LitReactor interviews Aimee Bender.
- Mur Lafferty interviews David Lubar.
- Suvudu interviews Robert V.S. Redick.
- Zachary Jernigan interviews Ben Burgis.
- Lightspeed Magazine interviews C.C. Finlay.
- Lightspeed Magazine interviews Marly Youmans.
- My Bookish Ways interviews RS Belcher (+ Giveaway).
- Weird Fiction Review interviews Helen Marshall.
- Weird Fiction Review profiles Jamaica Kincaid.
News
- George R.R. Martin signs a deal with HBO for two more years.
- Disney Confirms Six-Year Star Wars Plan, Standalone Films, Character Spin-Offs.
- Now open: Bookish, an online community for book lovers. [via Paul Di Filippo via Publishers Weekly]
- Gollancz announces the launch of our Gollancz Geeks to protect genre fiction for the future.
- Angry Robots’ Short Story Singles includes fiction by Matt Hughes, Guy Haley, Maurice Broaddus and more .
- 50% Off: Snakes by Travis Heermann.
- New eBook: Consumption by Patrick Hester now available from Amazon.
Articles
- Seanan McGuire on InCryptid Q&A, Part I: Blind spots.
- Apex Magazine (Sarah Monette) on Welcome to the Reformation, Bitches.
- Apex Magazine (Kate Elliott) on My Voice is in My Sword.
- SFWA (Jenn Reese) on An Introduction to Middle Grade and Young Adult Fiction, Part 2: Content.
- Slate (Alyssa Rosenbergasjson Will Marvel's next heroines be more than just sexpots?
- Kate Locke on This Day in Alternate History.
- Deborah J. Ross (Catherine Lundoff) on Organizations Building Diversity in Science Fiction and Fantasy.
- Neil Gaiman on A VERY late Blog, about trying to make art with a lot of people, including you….
- John Scalzi on The Big Idea with Sharon Lee and Steve Miller.
- Marc Bernardin on Being a Black Writer of Comic Books.
- A. Lee Martinez on The Crowd.
- Adam Christopher on Storytelling in the graphic form, or why writing comics is the bomb.
- Smart Pop Books (Diana Peterfreund) on Sharper Than a Seraph Blade.
- Scott Marlowe asks on Do book descriptions matter?
- Amazing Stories (Matt Mitrovich) on Elementary, my dear Watson-bot 2.0.
- Amazing Stories (Cait Coker) on The History of Fantasy, Part II: Barbarians and Elves and Jesus Figures and D20s.
- The World in the Satin Bag on The 2012 WISB Awards.
- Bryan Thomas Schmidt on 2013 Projects.
- Sci-Fi Fan Letter on The Daylight War by Peter V. Brett.
- Stainless Steel Droppings on The Human Division, Episode 4: A Voice in the Wilderness by John Scalzi.
- On Starships and Dragon Wings on on Taking Notes While Reading and Top Ten Best Bookish Memories.
- Charlie Jane Anders lists All the Science Fiction and Fantasy Books You Can't Afford to Miss in February.
- L.B. Gale on Three Ways a Standalone Yoda Film Could Work (and Three Things to Avoid).
- Chuck Wendig has 25 Thoughts On Book Piracy.
Art
- Sci-fi Art: Sand Shuttle.
- Fantasy Art: Black 3.
- Creature Spot – alienface.
- Shadow of the Colossus – by Eduardo Domínguez.
- Surreal Sci-Fi Anatomy Art.
- Digital Illustrations by Veli Nyström.
- Boba Fett Redesign.
- Star Wars Illustrations by Jam-Wah.
More Fun Stuff
- Excerpt: Homeland by Cory Doctorow.
- PDF Preview: American Comic Book Chronicles: 1960-64.
- Classic Milk Commerical with Cows in Space!
- Star Wars Saga Galaxy Map.
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The Disney Star Wars news is nice to have but essentially does the same thing that all the SW news has so far: generates equal feelings of excitement and dread. Or at least it does for me.
The Sharon Lee/Steve Miller BIG IDEA was so fantastic that I went out last night and purchased Necessity’s Child and started reading it this morning.
Thanks as always for the link back to my post John as well as for all of these other links that tempt me away from things I should be doing.