Merry Christmas!
Advice/Articles
- Mark Charan Newton on What Makes A Good Book Blogger? (From A Writer’s Point Of View).
- Shine Anthology on Should SF Die?
- Nancy Kress on Being Positive.
- Nick Mamatas on Couting Coup with a Pig-Sticker.
- Fear.net Top 9 of '09: Books.
- Paul Tremblay on I be highbrow horror, it's true.
- Jeff VanderMeer on Air Fish Anthology: 1993 Genre “Core Sample”.
- John Picacio on The 13th Reality.
- Missions Unknown on More Memorable SF/F Album Covers.
- Suvudu on Top Five Most Memorable Sci Fi and/or Fantasy Pop Culture Santas.
- Shawn Speakman on Writing a Short Story.
- Angry Robot Books on Robot fun for the holidays.
- Jesse Bullington, Matthew Dyer, Felix Gilman and Matt Staggs on Notes From an Emergency Meeting of the Institute for the Study of Cephalopod Progress.
- BSC Review on Favorite Holiday Specials! – Synergy at BSCKids.
- Kristine Kathryn Rusch on The Freelancer’s Survival Guide: Negotiation Part Four.
- Janice Hardy on Marky Marketing.
- SciFi Scanner on The Most Memorable SciFi Movies of the Year.
It's got Anna Tambour!
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Thanks yet again, Charles! My little story nestles amongst many fine tales by such luminaries as the 2008 World Fantasy Award winner, Rob Shearman; and (just naming a few authors in recent issues) Felicity Pulman, Ian McHugh, Anna Repp, Jason Stoddard, Kaaron Warren, Ingrid Banwell, Stephen Dedman, Paul Di Filippo, Damien Broderick, K.V. Johansen and Katherine Sparrow. This really is a good publication, which is both amazing and disgustingly heartwarming. Coops aren't supposed to be able to do anything well, and ASIM is a cooperative.
Thank you also for all the work you put into your reviews and picks. You have made an excellent portal. Your arrangement of information is also very helpful, highlighting, for instance, Ursula Le Guin's resignation from the Authors Guild. I wish I had joined the AG for the pleasure of resigning, too, so strongly do I feel about the wrongness of their approach. Lost in history is the attitude of the US government towards the piracy of books in Russia and China. Now it's legal if the company is big enough, and based in the US. So is wiretapping, it seems. You might be able to get this issue more talked about. See Google Now Personalizes Everyone's Search Results by Danny Sullivan, Search Engine Land. If you have your browser set to dump cookies at the end of each session (which you should), you have to reset the instruction not to personalize. Whatever the setting, however, this doesn't stop the tapping; only, as I understand, how much we can see about what we've seen.
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