June 15, 2011 Links and Plugs

Once an Educator on Better reasons for using tablets in Philippine schools.

Also plugging Apex's crowdsourcing.

And a not-so-random shoutout to Twelfth Planet Press.

Interviews

• Omnivoracious (Jeff VanderMeer) interviews John Klima.
• Horror Channel (James Whittington) interviews Kim Newman.
• MG Ellington interviews Caren Gussoff.
• Iain Rowan interviews John Grant.
• Suvudu (Matt Staggs) interviews Victor Hao.

Advice/Articles

• SFWA (Cheryl Morgan) on Checking the Gender Balance.
• Juliette Wade on Considering chapter titles?
• Nicola Morgan on The Courage Not to Publish.
• Chuck Wendig on 25 Things You Should Know About Plot.
• Graham Edwards on Revisiting Cinefex, Issue 3, December 1980.
• Aliette de Bodard on Imaginales Report.
• Janice Hardy (Erin Thomas) on Writing for Reluctant Readers.
• The King of Elfland's Second Cousin on Some Assembly Required: Building Pacing and Emotional Flow with Legos.
• Monte Cook on Writing Spaces.
• Gail Carriger on SF Signal Discussion: Favorite Historical SF/F Novel.
• Ryan Harvey on Writers of the Future: The 24-Hour Story Experiment.
• Tor.com (Dan DOs Santos) on The Cover Art Process for White Trash Zombie.
• The Intern on Having an Agent is Weird.

News

• Doctor Who event at Forbidden Planet.
• L.A. Banks in Hospital.
• John Glasby (1928-2011).

Back in print, now available at Fully Booked from what I hear.

Philippine Speculative Fiction Vol. 6 edited by Nikki Alfar & Kate Osias