Here’s the cover art and synopsis of the Ann Aguirre’s upcoming Razorland novel Horde.

Here’s the synopsis:
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Check out the cover art and synopsis of the upcoming Apparatus Infernum novel Bronze Gods by A. A. Aguirre, the pseudonym for Ann & Andres Aguirre.
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• Interviews and Profiles:
  • @Tor.com: J.C. Hutchins (Personal Effects: Dark Art).
  • @Master of Light and Shadow: Janny Wurts.
  • @BSCreview: Sharon Shinn
  • @Temple Library Reviews: Kaaron Warren.
  • @Stomping on Yeti: Jason Stoddard.
  • @The Dragon Page: David Anthony Durham
  • @I Should Be Writing: Mur Lafferty interviews Lou Anders and Pablo Defendini. Thanks for the shout-out, Lou!
• Michael Chabon, Cory Doctorow, and Annalee Newitz renew their privacy concerns as judge sets November 9th deadline for revised $125m Google book settlement
• Issue 21 of Death Ray magazine will be the last.
• There’s some good discussion going on at Lou Anders blog about science fiction going mainstream (or not).
• At Tor.com, GD Falksen offers up a beginner’s primer with Steampunk 101.
• Ann Aguirre on MST3King B-movies: “Anything with a lesser Baldwin is generally a good candidate”.
• For writers:
  • Brenda Clough talks about Ways to Trash Your Writing Career.
  • Kristine Kathryn Rusch continues her writing advice series with Freelancer’s Survival Guide: Success (Part One).
• Charles Tan on The Taboos of Editing.
• Here’s a sneak peek at Pyr’s Spring/Summer 2010 Season.
• Like retro gaming? Then you may like this Alfa Romeo commercial: Car vs. Space Invaders.
• Retrospace offers up a gallery of Monsters Carrying Chicks.
• Fun Flash Game: Frankenstein – The Creature Must Die!
• Lists:
  • @BestScienceFictionStories: Science Fiction Stories About Kids With Powerful Objects.
  • @Fandomania: 10 Notable Science Fiction Pulp Magazines.
  • Alongside all the books about sex, Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight makes the list of The top ten most pirated eBooks of 2009. [via LIT LISTS]