Matt’s Bookosphere 8/26/08
Do me a solid: if you’ve got a MySpace account add http://www.myspace.com/slymongoosebook
Vernor Vinge in the New York Times
How to recommend SF to the ignorant and gain a fan for life
Review of Jeffrey Thomas’ “The Health Agent”
Review: “The Leather Maiden” by Joe R. Lansdale
More Jeffrey Thomas: “Specimen #10″
Co-author of “100 Things to Do Before You Die” dies of head injury
Rushdie wins his lawsuit; spurns cash, accepts apology
Award named for “Last Lecture” author
If I write in multiple genres do I need multiple agents?
Essay: How do you listen to podcasts?
Committing novel by accident – Stephanie Campisi
Rudy Rucker on nine ideas for sci fi that breaks the rules
Urban Fantasy and the Next Big Subgenre
Call for Papers: Science Fiction Research Assn.
Regarding the relative location of SF vs. F
New Jim Butcher and Caitlin R. Kiernan covers
Paul Jessup examines genre-mixing
Jonathan Wood joins Behind the Wainscot team
Mike Brotherton gives YOU the secret to writing novels
Nick Mamatas gives YOU the secret to freelancing
McSweeney’s: Plato’s Allegory of the Cave as explained by Popeye to Bluto
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I read “Plato’s Allegory of the Cave as explained by Popeye to Bluto”
at McSweeney’s last night. It’s a riot. Actually, that whole site is a riot; it’s my new favorite place on the web (after The Octopus, naturally). If you’re in need of having your sides split, I highly recommend it.
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