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SF Tidbits for 3/8/11

Posted on March 8, 2011 by Charles Tan in Tidbits // 0 Comments

Interviews/Profiles

Erin Underwood interviews Nicole Kornher-Stace.
Fantasy Magazine interviews Genevieve Valentine and Scott Grimando.
Redstone Science Fiction interviews Patrick
Lundrigan
Pornokitsch interviews Mark Charan Newton.
Jeremy L.C. Jones interviews Matt Forbeck.
Laurie A. Green interviews Victorine
Lieske.
Matt Staggs interviews Mat Johnson.
The Portal interviews Alberto Cola.

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Articles

Keith Brooke on Infinity Plus — indies before there were indies.
Juliette Wade on Transitions: linking forward through the story.
The Portal on Quechuan Proto-Science Fiction.
Hal Duncan on The Secret Cuisine.
William Shunn on Cheating the Format.
Marty Halpern on Earl Kemp’s Who Killed Science Fiction?
Janice Hardy on Quiet Time: Handling the Non-Action Scenes.
Rose Fox on Where Are the Hugo-Eligible Editors?
Pimp My Novel on Panic! at the Library.
John Scalzi on An
Appreciation of The Name of the Wind
Lev Grossman on An
Appreciation of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell.
Vandana Singh on Diffractions:
Soil, Water, and Pure Air.
Kiri Blakeley asks Who
Wants To Be A (Kindle) Millionaire? (Also: Nathan Bransford on Amanda

Hocking and the 99-Cent Kindle Millionaires.) [via Paul Di Filippo]
Matt Maenpaa on World
Building 101 – Introduction.
Graeme McMillan on Three
Real Historical Figures Who Embarked Upon the Hero’s Journey.
Jamie Todd Rubin on Vacation
in the Golden Age, Episode 7: January 1940
Jamie Todd Rubin asks Will I
be a one-hit wonder?
Martin Taylor on Well
done, HarperCollins: librarians must change old thinking. [via David

Fox]

Art

@Distracted By Star Wars: Darth
Vader vs. Aliens by David Hillman.

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