SF Tidbits for 5/26/11
- SCBWI Tokyo Translation Group (Alexandor O. Smith) interviews Cathy Hirano.
- Angela Slatter interviews Peter Tennant.
- Comic Book Resources interviews Chris Roberson.
- John Scalzi’s The Big Idea: Ellen Kushner.
- My Bookish Ways interviews Gail Carriger.
- BBC Radio (Woman’s Hour) features Is science fiction still a male-dominated genre? (Gwyneth Jones, Karen Traviss and Farah Mendlesohn) (podcast).
- The Agony Column (Rick Kleffel) interviews Michael Blumlein (podcast).
- Suvudu (Matt Staggs) interviews China Mieville.
- USA Today has a video interview with Daniel
H. Wilson
(Robopocalypse). - BEA interviews Book Country’s Colleen
Lindsay
. - Innsmouth Free Press interviews C.J. Henderson.
- Walker of Worlds interviews Elspeth
Cooper
.
News
Events
Articles
- Aqueduct Press on Twenty-Five Commemorations of Joanna Russ.
- Juliette Wade on Worldbuilding: What’s on the page?
- Blog Critics (Gordon Hauptfletisch) reviews The Life of Polycrates and Other Stories for Antiquated Children by Brendan Connell.
- Janice Hardy on Stepping Out: A Look at POV Shifts.
- Book View Cafe (Sherwood Smith) on The Old Witch and the Children.
- Film Critic (John Scalzi) on Space Travel, the Science-Fiction-Film Way.
- SFWA (Ann VanderMeer) on The Watcher and the Weird.
- Robin D. Laws on Against Creative Paralysis (Starter Edition).
- Salon on 10
year time capsule: Douglas Adams says goodbye – 10 year time capsule
. [via - Justina Robson is featured on Book
Chick City’s “Where Stories Are Made” feature
. - Inkpunks (Jaym Gates) on Publicity for
writers
. - Matthew Cheney Teaching
with The Wesleyan Anthology of Science Fiction
. [via LocusRoundtable
] - CBC Radio on the Prix Aurora
Award nominated novel Black Bottle Man by Craig Russell
(podcast).
- Graham Edwards on When
Dragoncharm went to Hollywood (almost)
. - Andrew Wheeler on Characteristic
Ages of Genres
. [via LocusRoundtable
] - Bradley P. Beaulieu on Top Ten
Pointers for Writers
. - Stina Leicht on Writing
Urban Fantasy without Vampires, detectives and tramp-stamped chicks
.
Art
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