SF Tidbits for 10/8/12
Interviews and Profiles
- The Coode Street Podcast with Kij Johnson.
- io9 Book Club interviews John Scalzi.
- Rose Lemberg (Mike Allen meme) interviews Rose Lemberg.
- Sword and Laser Episode 13 (video).
- HWA Blog (J Chambers) interviews Roy Robbins and Bad Moon Books.
News
- JK Rowling says next book will be for children.
- Disney to Produce Mary Poppins Documentary “Saving Mr. Banks”. [via Paul Di Filippo]
- Sneak Peek at Electric Velocipede 25 Table of Contents.
Events
- Thursday, October 25 at McNally Jackson Books: Kindred Reading Series – feat. Linda Addison & Alaya Dawn Johnson.
- Sunday, November 11: How To Write Science Fiction with Joe Haldeman.
Articles
- Stroppy Author on How to speak publisher: F is for Facebook.
- Adrienne Kress On Comedy.
- Erin Underwood on Of Irony and Zombies.
- The Outer Alliance (Julia Rios) on Panel Notes from the Trans and Gender Exploration Panel at Gaylaxicon 2012.
- Tobias Buckell on Authenticity is okay. Really.
- Nancy Kress on Cranky at the Movies.
- SFWA (Jaym Gates) on Enter the Dragon*Con.
- Book View Cafe (Jennifer Stevenson) on Let us not overlook the forgotten books.
- Book View Cafe (Sherwood Smith) on Judging book covers . . .
- Asimov’s (Robert Silverberg) on Libraries.
- Charlie Stross on Still under siege.
- Chris Beckett on About The Holy Machine and About Dark Eden.
- John H. Stevens on Autumnal Bibliomania Day (with bonus book porn).
- Black Gate (Josh Reynolds) on The Nightmare Men: “Master By Name, Master By Number”.
- Wired (Adam Mann) on The Craziest Things People Have Proposed Putting on the Moon. [via Paul Di Filippo]
- Aeon Magazine (David Deutsch) on Creative Blocks.
- The Washington Post (Brad Plumer) on The economics of video games.
- The Daily Beast (Jimmy So) on Chris Ware’s ‘Building Stories’ and 10 Other Graphic Novels You Must Read. [via Litlists]
Reviews
- My Bookish Ways on Angel’s Ink.
Art
More Cool Stuff
- Captain Kirk and the Wonder Computer of the 1980s.
- Steampunk Predator Mask.
- NARR8.
- Mammoth Books Presents.
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