» Ellen Datlow's photos from Locus Awards weekend

» The Shirley Jackson Awards Blog has interviews with many of this year's nominees

» New York Review of Books: Michael Chabon's Manhood for Amateurs: The Wilderness of Childhood

» Sci Fi Wire: Paul Di Filippo reviews Daniel Abraham's The Price of Spring

» Paul Di Filippo is writing the introduction for the book Steampunk-Style Jewelry

» Freedom Scientific speaks with Robert J. Sawyer about blindness and his novel Wake

» Dave Langford's Ansible 264

» Newsweek: What to Read Now

» Niall Harrison is conducting a survey of British SF and fantasy writers

» LA Times: Susan Carpenter reviews a new YA novel by John Barnes

» Fantastic Literature's latest newsletter is posted

» Apex Magazine returns from hiatus

» Penthouse: Geek Love at Sci-fi Conventions

» Asimov's SF site has features from the August issue: Sheila Williams' editorial about the 2009 Readers' Awards; Robert Silverberg's Adventures in the Far Future II; Peter Heck's reviews of books by Stephenson, Scalzi, and others; plus an online-only movie review of Knowing

» Boing Boing: David Pescovitz reviews Christopher Miller's novel A Cardboard Universe: A Guide to the World of Phoebus K. Dank

» Fan News Denmark is a new blog about Danish SF fans

» BSC: Richard Kadrey's What the Devil Taught Me

» The Dragon Page podcasts James Enge

» BSC interviews John Meaney

» Huffington Post: Derek Shearer has been reading Ian McDonald

» Coilhouse: David Forbes on The Book of the New Sun

» Sci Fi Wire: John Clute reviews Jay Lake's Green

» Salon: Laura Miller's guide to literary vampires

» SF Storyworlds: Critical Studies in Science Fiction is a new critical studies series to be published in the UK, and is looking for proposals; see website for details and editorial board

» The British Film Institute and the Science Museum are hosting One Giant Leap in July, a series of documentaries, feature films, television and artworks on the dream and reality of space travel, commemorating the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11's landing on July 20, 1969

» Steve Berman's Lethe Press has launched magazine Icarus, devoted gay-themed speculative fiction

» Tangent Online relaunches

» Reading and Writing podcast interviews Joe R. Lansdale

» James Patrick Kelly's photos form Sycamore Hill

» Ellen Datlow's photos from Stoker Awards Weekend

» io9 interviews Samuel R. Delany about past and future novels

» Mission Unknown interviews Damien Broderick

» NY Times on Ray Bradbury's support for a local library

» Breaking News: 2009 Chesley Awards nominations

» Sci Fi Wire: Paul Di Filippo reviews Robert Charles Wilson's Julian Comstock

» School Library Journal interviews Shaun Tan

» BSC covers BEA's panel on alternate history for young adults, with Scott Westerfeld, Holly Black, and Cassandra Clare; also, a letter from Jane Austen to Seth Grahame-Smith

» Beneath Ceaseless Skies has stories by Richard Parks and A.C. Smart & Quinn Braver, and audio fiction by Kenneth Mark Hoover

» B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews John Crowley's Four Freedoms

» BSC interviews Alan Dean Foster

» Catherynne M. Valente needs help

» Scott Edelman is blogging from Stoker Awards Weekend, and posting photos

» Tor.com: The City Quiet as Death, by Steven Utley & Michael Bishop

» Debut Innsmouth Free Press includes Nick Mamatas, Robert Borski, and others

» Publishers Weekly profiles C.C. Finlay (aka Charles Coleman Finlay)

» Omnivoracious profiles Juliet Ulman, former Bantam Spectra editor, now running Paper Tyger

» BSCreview interviews Lane Robins

» Salt Lake Tribune: Utah will be stage for Mars in new Disney Pixar film -- John Carter of Mars

» Preview:


The film 9 opens on 9/9/09; for more see Facebook, and look forward to Howard Waldrop & Lawrence Person's review in September

» PBA Galleries is auctioning "Archive of letters from Philip K. Dick to Linda Levy, a 'Dark Haired Girl'", with low to high estimates of $20-30K

» Issue #1 of Steampunk Tales, the world's first electronic pulp fiction magazine created exclusively for iPhone and iPod Touch, is now available with stories by Jay Lake, Catherynne M. Valente, and others

» Ellen Datlow's photos from Books of Wonder June 7, 2009, with Delia Sherman, Holly Black, and others

» Rick Kleffel podcasts an interview with Guillermo Del Toro, co-author of The Strain (review here)

» New site Haikasoru, about Japanese SF in translation, has this Nick Mamatas essay on the difference between Japanese and American science fiction

» Neth Space inteviews Mark Charan Newton

» BBC: Science museum's top 10 objects

» Boston Globe: Peter Bebergal reviews The Best of Gene Wolfe

» Guy Gavriel Kay appears this Wednesday, June 10th, in a panel on genre fiction at the Roots store at 100 Bloor St West in Toronto, as part of this year's Luminato Festival of Arts

» NY Times: about Stephen Merritt's score for the musical version of Coraline; about Duncan Jones, son of David Bowie and director of upcoming SF film Moon

» LA Times asks, How do you greet an extraterrestrial?

» New site Haikasoru presents Japanese SF in translation, edited by Nick Mamatas

» Cosmos Magazine has free fiction The Noise Machine, by V.G. Kemerer

» Fantastic Literature's latest newsletter is posted

» LA Times: Gavin J. Grant reviews Robert V.S. Redick's The Red Wolf Conspiracy

» Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards winners for children's literature include Terry Pratchett's Nation (with Gaiman's Graveyard Book an honor book)

» June Internet Review of SF features Quatermass, Ruth Nestvold, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Lois Tilton, and an anniversary

» Powells.com has original essay The Accu-Thump of Googletarity, by John Crowley, about historical research (and condoms); also, PowellsBooks.Blog this week features Brian Evenson, Jonathan Carroll, Karen Russell, Elizabeth hand, and Micaela Morrissette

» Spring/Summer Estronomicon eZine has fiction by Kane, Jane Frank, Paul Edwards, and others; available in PDF or 'flip book'

» Nossa Morte interviews Ellen Datlow

» Studio 360 interviews Harlan Ellison

» Omnivoracious interviews James O'Neal, crime novelist author of SF The Human Disguise

» Fantasy Magazine: Eileen Gunn interviews Nisi Shawl

» Robert J. Sawyer addresses the Canadian Science Writers' Association and speaks at Google Waterloo about the science behind Wake

» BSC interviews Claude Lalumière and David Nickle

» Neth Space interviews Mark Chadbourn

» McNally Robinson interviews Edward Willett

» Guardian: Cormac McCarthy archive on display in Texas

» Wired: Warren Ellis calls Kindle a mewling, crippled pining thing

» Publishers Weekly: Gwenda Bond on urban fantasy and paranormal romance

» PS Publishing has free sample excerpt from Powers: Secret Histories

» New site aflightandacrash.co.uk has interviews with Hal Duncan and Jeffrey Ford

» Wall Street Journal on ABC's global warming future that "isn't sci-fi"

» Dave Langford's Ansible 263

» Bookslut interviews Catherynne M. Valente

» Neth Space interviews Kate Griffin

» SF Chronicle: Michael Berry reviews Michael Marshall, Chris Roberson, Silverberg and Wolfe

» June Lone Star Stories features Jo Walton, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Sonya Taaffe, and others

» CNN: Why our science fiction future failed

» Salon: Robert Reich on The future of manufacturing: Here come the robots

» Missions Unknown is a new team blog by John Picacio, Sanford Allen, and Paul Vaughn, celebrating sf/f/h in San Antonio, TX

» YouTube: Philip K. Dick, "Arena" 1/6

» LA Times: Denise Hamilton reviews China Miéville's The City & The City (earlier link invalid)

» Book View Cafe: Cat T'ai Chi, by Ursula K. Le Guin

» [Invalid LA Times link to Miéville review removed]; Paul Di Filippo reviews China Miéville's The City & The City for B&N

» David Brin on Daily Kos reacts to Star Trek and other issues

» Andy Remic is coordinating new group blog Science Fiction and Fantasy Ethics, going live June 1st, with contributors Tony Ballantyne, Eric Brown, James Lovegrove, Jeffrey Thomas, and many others

» Washington Post: SF Novelists Plot the Future Of Homeland Security

» NY Times (Sunday's Week in Review): John Markoff on The Coming Superbrain

» Angry Robot Books is posting free sample chapters of their books prior to release (UK in July, later in the US)

» Vicenzo Natali adapting J.G. Ballard's High-Rise to film

» Ellen Datlow's photos from KGB reading on May 20 with Naomi Novik and F. Brett Cox

» SF Reviews.net reviews China Miéville's The City & The City

» NY Times profiles Charlaine Harris (who has a copy of Locus Magazine on her desk)

» Intergalactic Medicine Show Issue #12 features Tim Pratt, Matthew S. Rotundo, Orson Scott Card, Joe Haldeman

» Conjunctions has posted stories from its new fantasy issue by Elizabeth Hand, Ben Marcus, Jonathan Carroll, and Jeff VanderMeer; an audio of Hand reading her story is also available

» Not a Journal has posted news about Greer Gilman, including an mp3 recording of her reading from second novel Cloud & Ashes at ICFA earlier this year

» mediabistro.com highlights the June issue of Harper's Magazine, with fiction by Colson Whitehead, Sherman Alexie, and others about the future Depression

» Paul Di Filippo and friends visit Naulakha, Rudyard Kipling's house in Vermont

» Sci Fi Wire: Paul Di Filippo reviews Robert Silverberg's quasi-autobiography, Other Spaces, Other Times

» Wall Street Journal profiles China Miéville and his new novel The City & The City

» Salon: Laura Miller on The evolutionary argument for Dr. Seuss (and for fiction in general)

» LA Times: Ed Park's online "Astral Weeks" column reviews Paul Di Filippo's Cosmocopia

» SF Chronicle: Anis Shivani reviews Christopher Miller's The Cardboard Universe: A Guide to the World of Phoebus K. Dank

» The latest BSCreview (former Bookspot Central) Synergy forum features Charles Stross, Ken Scholes, Ian R. MacLeod, many others, on "Back in the Day Gems"

» Stanley Schmidt's The Mother of All Sci-Fi Wonders

» Fantastic Literature's May booklist is online

» The Believer interviews John Crowley

» SciFi Now and Tor UK launch competition War of the Words to find UK's best new SF writer

» Guardian: Cory Doctorow's column, When love is harder to show than hate

» 2009 Ditmar Award finalists, for Australian SF/F/H, include Margo Lanagan, Jack Dann, Jonathan Strahan, Damien Broderick, many others

» Salon: Andrew O'Hehir on Why the original "Star Trek" still matters