links and things
(Back from vacation!)
How different SF/F authors escape from the island of “The Prisoner” were they Number Six.
Alan Moore interview, Part II.
Win an ARC of Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book”
Jeremiah Tolbert on why this book trailer is awesome (and how you can do the same for your own).
I really want to see this H.P. Lovecraft documentary
Rabble-rouser Felix Gilman finds a belligerently anti-union document crafted by a WalMart lackey.
(TONS MORE AFTER THE JUMP – PREPARE TO WASTE HOURS OF YOUR PRECIOUS TIME)
Connie Willis and Cory Doctorow win Locus awards
Researching your next novel? 100 Useful Niche Search Engines You’ve Never Heard of
Reviews: Scholes’ “Lamentation” and Scalzi’s “Zoe’s Tale.”
Review: “In the Woods” by Tana French.
John Scalzi wants your hate mail.
Photo and short report on Ed Park’s “Personal Days” reading
Radio station declines to broadcast a reading of Joyce’s “Ulysses” for fear of FCC trouble
What was wrong with Caitlin Kiernan’s Wiccan ritual, and how it was resolved.
In which SF author Mike Brotherton receives some cat food of unusual provenance.
“Spicy Slipstream Cento” by Nick Mamatas
First three chapters from “Suzy, Led Zeppelin and Me” by Martin Millar!
Review: “Central Park in the Dark” by Marie Winn (cannibalistic owls!)
Review: “Monsterology” by Dugald Steer
How to sell a book that doesn’t exist
Sarah Hall on Bat Segundo Show
How can you hate second-hand books? And can I have your books when you’re done with them?
“Midnight Never Come” author Marie Brennan on what she learned from role-playing games.
Review: “Mainspring” by Jay Lake with bonus Q&A
Review: “Sly Mongoose” by Tobias Buckell
Who the hell is the “Media Bloggers Association?”
Cat Rambo on Gender and Editorial Decisions (Sorry, Cat!)
Subterranean Press offers “The Jack Vance Reader.”
The Five Best “Worst” Stephen King Movie Adaptations
“Seeds of Change” book explores SF authors and real-world transformation
Quick peek at the new HBO series based on the “Sookie Stackhouse” vampire books
Top 100 SF/F books to read before you die?
The Best and Worst from the Best Summer Reads
“Elizabeth Bear’s brain reminds me of popping popcorn…”
Review: “Red Rose Rages (Bleeding)” by L. Timmel Duchamp
Review: “Singularity’s Ring” by Paul Melko
New genre acquisitions at The Swivet
Terry Pratchett: “I create gods all the time, now I think one might exist.”
Tachyon Publications wants to see your dog
“The Far Future and the Deepend Culture Layer.” (Vance, Wolfe, Etc.)
I think the link labeled “Elizabeth Bear on Gender and Editorial Decisions” might not be leading to the place that you’re thinking it leads.
Cat Rambo
June 22, 2008 at 5:43 pm
Eek! Sorry Cat!
Thanks for the heads up!
Matt Staggs
June 22, 2008 at 5:45 pm
Awesome Alan Moore interview. I really enjoyed that.
Ennis Drake
June 23, 2008 at 12:11 pm