links and things
Review: ‘Hocus Pocus: A Tale of Magnificent Magicians” by Paul Kieve
Geek Curmudgeon Rick Klaw on Irving Klaw and Bettie Page
Review: “The Graveyard Book” by Neil Gaiman
Nancy Kress’ “Dogs” at the Page 69 Test
Joe Abercrombie on “No Country for Old Men”
Imminent death of short sf predicted
Best SF debut novels in recent years?
A little clarification on genre
“Galatea” by Vylar Kaftan at Podcastle
Review: “Underground” by Kat Richardson
Contest: Win a 10 book Solaris prize pack!
There are voices in Steve Buchheit’s head, and he likes them
“Three Fallen Women” author Amy Guth continues her tour
Want to live forever? (more on the Geek Rapture)
Starship Sofa Aural Delights #36: Paul Di Filippo
Ten steampunk novels you ought to read
Fiction: “Things That Make Me Weak and Strange Get Engineered Away” by Cory Doctorow
In praise of Caitlin R. Kiernan’s blog
Ekaterina Sedia on “The Traitor” by Michael Cisco
Review: “Mainspring” by Jay Lake
Paul Jessup is thinking about human characters in secondary worlds again
“Predicting the Unpredictable: the 2008 Hugo Awards”
FanLit chats with Patrick Rothfuss
Review: “The Leather Maiden” by Joe R. Lansdale
100 places to connect with other bibliophiles online
Has Comic-Con jumped the shark?
Review: “The Dead Father’s Club” by Matt Haig
New spin-off projects for indie comic “Deadworld”
The Dystopic Earths of Heinlein’s juveniles (Thanks, Boing Boing!)
Thanks for the link!
xoL
http://laurelsnyder.com
Laurel Snyder
August 6, 2008 at 10:32 pm
The voice say, “Thanks for the shout out.”
You know, I do posts on the oil issues, post of other writing issues, and it’s the voices in my head post that gets the link. Thanks for exposing my psychological discrepancies.
Steve Buchheit
August 7, 2008 at 12:38 pm