Various Filipinos involved in spec fic are interviewed in Literature of the Fantastic by Alex G. Paman at Filipinas Magazine.
Interviews
- Diet Soap podcast interviews John Kessel.
- Q&A with Elizabeth Bear.
- Mur Lafferty interviews China Mieville (podcast).
- Sarah Monette Q&A 22.
- The Agony Column interviews Dick Lupoff and Peter S. Beagle (podcast).
- BookSpot Central interviews Fred Snyder.
- Anna Tambour on Adverb apoplecstasy (visit the link before Anna changes her mind and deletes it!).
- James Marcus on NBCC Reads: Spring 2009.
- Jeff Greenwald on Obama is Spock: It's quite logical.
- Nick Mamatas on Did somebody order up some fresh hell?
- Jeremiah Tolbert on 5 Lies Writers Believe About Editors.
- Silicon Hutong on Building a Better Library (check out the flowchart at the bottom).
- N.K. Jemisin on Networking Nightmares.
- Angela Slatter on Random Unfinished Thought - On Whether Characters Need to be ‘Liked’.
- April L. Hamilton on How to Measure Your Online Success.
- Justine Larbalestier on 21st Century Etiquette.
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch on The Freelancer’s Survival Guide: When to Give Up Your Day Job.
- Sarah Monette on Should Cinderella kiss the prince?
- The Book Publicity Blog on Is email outdated? Enter the discussion group.
- Janice Hardy on Taking the Scenic Route.
- Sidewise Awards for Alternate History Finalists.
- Controversial doctor unveils corpse sex exhibition.
- New York Law School to Launch Google Book Search Web Site.
- Creative minds: the links between mental illness and creativity.
3 comments:
Hi Charles (if I may),
Thank you for that plug. I'm in the States at the moment but will hopefully be back for the book Festival in Manila in September, if not earlier. In the meantime, I'm trying to get some U.S. associations of writers informed and ready to do battle on the issue: including the National Book Critics Circle, the Associated Writing Programs, the Authors Guild, etc. I'll let you know if I have any luck. in the meantime, I've been amazed and delighted by the mobilization of forces in the RP to fight this, including that new Facebook Cause group which seems to have garnered an incredible 3000 members in a mere 36 hours or so!
Your co-blockade runner,
Robin
P.S. As we're both lovers of speculative fiction, I thought I might also let you know of an anthology I did a few years back with Michael Martone, EXTREME FICTION. I'll bring a copy for you when I'm next in Manila.
Thanks!
What sharp eyes you have, Charles! And Robin, what a story. Corruption is something that many countries compete in, and so many succeed. I've linked your story in my web site and will blog on it in my blog (read by ones) and wish you success with Do-Over. I expect you to report what your daughter thinks of this book. And as for the crabs, I think this story is as true as the one about frogs boiling (quoted by, amongst other naturalists, Al Gore and Hilary Clinton). In both cases, they are more revealing about how WE act. Frogs are too smart to be that complacent, and crabs might be crabby, but what do you think? They do steal houses, but do they for instance, gossip?
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