SF/F/H Link Post for 2014-03-26

Interviews & Profiles

• Donna Maree Hanson interviews Marianne De Pierres.
• Paula Weston interviews Marianne de Pierres.
• Jude Griffin interviews Jo Walton.
• The Functional Nerds interview Pip Ballantine and Tee Morris.
• Patrick J. Stephens interviews Matthew Hughes.
• Smart Girls love SciFi interviews Jessica E. Subject.
• The Apocalypse Triptych interviews Will McIntosh.
• Buzzy Mag video-interviews Jim Butcher.
• The Book Smugglers interview Gene Luen Yang.
• SFFWorld interviews Shelley Adina.
• Sword & Laser interviews Brian McClellan.
• This Is Horror interviews David Oppegaard.
• Ginger Nuts of Horror interviews Terry Nelson.

News

• Amazon Begins Issuing Credits From E-Book Price-Fixing Lawsuit.
• 2014 Libris Awards Longlist.
• Introducing Carol Riggs, Strange Chemistry Author.
• Gail Z. Martin returns to Solaris with a brand new urban fantasy novel, Deadly Curiosities.
• Book View Cafe Announces Mystic Warrior by Patricia Rice.
• For sale: Personal Archive of Hugo and Nebula award-winning science fiction editor and author Gardner Dozois. [via Lawrence Person]

Events & Event News

• Kevin J. Anderson Begins His Comic Con Tour of America This Week.
• March 28: Live webchat with SF writer and Philip K Dick fan Jeff VanderMeer.

Crowd Funding

• TORTURED LIFE – A Supernatural Horror Graphic Novel by Neil James Gibson.
• THE DEAD – An Indie Horror Comic by James Maddox.

Articles

• Marie Brennan on Keep Calm and Carry On.
• Marianne de Pierres on My Superpower.
• Kristin Miller asks Why does so much sci-fi take place in California?. [via Paul Di Filippo]
• Liz Bourke on Django Wexler’s The Forbidden Library and Sophia McDougall’s Mars Evacuees.
• Little Red Reviewer on Survival by Julie Czerneda.
• Jessica Strider on Psychomania: Killer Stories edited by Steven Jones.
• Hairy London by Stephen Palmer, the deluxe collectors’ edition, is actually hairy.
• Michael P. Kube-McDowell on Not Dead Yet, And Other Ruminations. [via james_davis_nicoll]
• Peter Higgins on Impossible Genres: Are There Books That Can’t Be Written?
• Howard Andrew Jones on The Fantasy Adventures of Alexander the Great.
• Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell on For Readers Of The Future – Writing Sf For Children.
• Sebastien de Castell on The Perfect Blade for Every Battle.
• Carl V. Anderson on My Best Professional Artist Hugo Nominations: John Harris.
• Joe Sherry on Anticipated Fantasy Novels of 2014 Written By People.
• Adam Christopher on The Big Idea.
• Adam Christopher talks about The Burning Dark.
• E.C. Myers on Choosing Your Own Adventures.
• Jason Hunt on What DC Can Learn From Marvel.
• Space.com on Mars Rover Curiosity Takes Aim at Next Martian Science Target.
• Coffee Time Romance on Subversion and Steampunk.
• TodayIFoundOut on The Unmasking of Moriarty. [via Paul Di Filippo]
• John Farrell on The Distant Suns of Gene Wolfe.
• Jonathan Maberry’s introduction to Zombies vs. Robots: No Man’s Land.
• New Hampshire Public Radio on Science And Fiction Without Science Fiction.
• The Verge on NASA wants you to choose its next spacesuit from three weird designs.

Art

• Impossible LOV3 by Bluefley.
• Lara Croft Concept Art by Viktor Titov.
• Fantasy Digital Portraits by Vasylina Holodilina.
• DRAGOW.
  The Art of Thom Tenery.
• Space Colony Art from the 1970s.
• Moon Astronauts Illustration Wallpaper.

More Fun Stuff

• BSFS State of Short Fiction Roundtable.
• Spitzer Completes 360-Degree Panorama Of Milky Way. [Also: Spitzer’s Infrared Milky Way]
• StarShipSofa #330 Leah Cypess and Mary Soon Lee.
• Mad Max infographic.
• Silent Shadow of the Bat-Man: A Film by Andre Perkowski.
• Ralph Bakshi‘s animated Lord Of The Rings Lost Footage: Gandalf Battles The Balrog.
• Stephen King’s ‘Battleground’ Short Story Animated in Soviet Era Ukraine.
• Star Wars Baseball Jerseys.
• CBS Announces The First Official Star Trek Beer.
• Brewster Rockit – No Love for Space Mimes.