Matt’s Bookosphere 8/19/08
Publishers Weekly interview with Elizabeth Bear
Sci-Fi professionals focus on e-books at Denvention
One more trip to the red planet: Mars in the science fiction imagination
Victor Gischler’s essential SF reading list
Nancy Kress ponders the paradoxes of the US drinking age
Interview with Weird Tales fiction editor Ann VanderMeer
1950 interview with Sprague de Camp
Take a peek at the cover of the Romanian edition of “The New Weird” antho
What’s on your Amazon Wishlist, Caitlin R. Kiernan?
Was New American Review the best literary magazine ever?
Interview: Owen King, John McNally, “Who Can Save Us Now?”
British Fantasy Award shortlist
Review: “Suzy, Led Zeppelin and Me” by Martin Millar
Hal Duncan: Notes on Strange Fiction – Postmodern(ism)
Paul Jessup discusses sword and sorcery fiction
Short fiction in the age of the e-book
Did you get a chance to listen to Neil Gaiman on “Adventures in Sci Fi Publishing?”
Interview with Ursula K. LeGuin
Craigslist ad looking for people to sign books for lazy authors
McSweeney’s: Dispatches from a Public LIbrarian
Review: “Software” by Rudy Rucker
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Thanks for the link to Hal Duncan’s essay on postmodernism. My head exploded. And it was awesome.