SF Tidbits for 1/25/10
- Mitch Wagner interviews Cory Doctorow (podcast).
- Agony Column interviews Jasper Fforde. (podcast)
- The Literary Project interviews Lee Harris.
- Webcast: Google Book Settlement Workshop – 1/20/2010.
- The new Yorker profiles Neil Gaiman. [via BoingBoing]
- At Joseph Mallozzi’s blog, Kristine Kathryn Rusch answers reader questions.
News
- Another Google Book Search Settlement Deadline.
- Authors Guild offers phone seminars on Google Book Settlement.
- The winners of the 2010 Sofanaut Awards have been announced.
Articles
- Jo Walton on Gateway drugs: what books are good for introducing non-SF readers to SF? (See also: our own Mind Meld on The Perfect SF/F/H Books to Give to People Who Don’t Read SF/F/H.)
- Paul Tremblay on My Deep Dark Confession and Zombies.
- Mike Allen On the bugaboo of editors publishing their own stories.
- Damien G. Walter on Are 70% royalties the future?
- Shiloh Walker on Sorry, Mr. Weiss. I’m not impressed. (via SFWA)
- Netflow Developments on Science Fiction as a tool for human survival.
- Rich Horton’s Summary: Reflection’s Edge, 2009.
- Ari Marmell on Poniards and Prestidigitation.
- James Enge on Sword and Solomon: The Beginning of Sword and Sorcery.
- Sue Lange on Ways to Trash Your Writing Career: Incorrect Definitions.
- Editorial Anonymous on How to Complain About Your Publisher in Public.
- Rachelle Gardner on Dang Greedy Agents… (Not).
- Elizabeth Bear on By the light of a burning deadline.
- Juliette Wade on How will they pronounce it?
- Janice Hardy on From the Mind of Evil.
- J F Quackenbush on The Poetics of Aggravated SF Assaults.
- Dan Abnett on Ooooh, you’ll never guess what that Horus did the other day…
- Graham McNeill on So you’re an author then…?
- Anne R. Allen on You May Be a Bestseller on Tralfamadore.
- Sherry Yao on China’s Science Fiction World.
I’m missing the Sunday Cinema posts. 🙁 Not that the Tidbits posts don’t keep me plenty busy following links… but still…
Agreed! You need to start posting less trailers and more movies so I can “borrow” them! 🙂
Ah, and here I was counting on you!
Tell you what — we’ll split the difference. You do the work, I’ll take the credit. 🙂