Interviews and Profiles
- My Bookish Ways interviews Ramez Naam.
- Flickering Myth (Trevor Hogg) interviews Ramez Naam.
- Manga Maniac Cafe interviews Adrian Faulkner.
- This is Horror interviews Lee Davis.
- Tor.com (Stubby the Rocket) profiles Michael Moorcock.
- Adventures in SciFi Publishing interviews Jack McDevitt (podcast).
- Hollywood (Christian Blauvelt) interviews Timothy Zahn.
- The Functional Nerds interviews Carrie Cuinn (podcast).
Advice/Articles
- Fantasy Book Critic (Marianne de Pierres) on The Sentients of Orion.
- Theodora Goss on Finding Your Core.
- Janice Hardy on 10 Things to Remember About Sequels.
- The Qwillery (Diana Pharaoh Francis) on Becoming a Hero.
- Ambling Along the Aqueduct (Rachel Swirsky) on Highlights of 2012.
- Ambling Along the Aqueduct (Veronica Schanoes) on Art's Emotional Extremes in 2012.
- Weird Fiction Review (Quentin S. Crisp) on Yuugen Goes Without Saying.
- The Guardian (Simon Dunn) on Anti-science fiction.
- The King of Elfland's Second Cousin on Satire and the Fantastic.
- David Levine on Seeking ebook reviewers.
- Wired (Jason Huggins) on Robots Are Finding the Intersection of Cool and Useful.
- Blastr (Scott Edelman) on 382 awesome holiday gift ideas for the sci-fi lovers in your life.
- SciFiNow (Martin Glick) on Top 5 best science fiction and fantasy books of 2012.
- The Galaxy Express on Does Sci-Fi Romance Need More Series To Succeed?
- David Brin on The near future of manned spaceflight.
- Omnivoracious (Jeff VanderMeer) on The Best Fantasy and Science Fiction Collections of 2012.
- Cover Reveal: Black Feathers.
- Digital Artworks by Daren Horley.
- The End by Paul Chadeisson.
- Ye Pirate Muncher by Jonny Duddle.
- Stopping for Directions by Brad Rigney.
- Dave McKean Reveals Artwork for Neil Gaiman’s The Ocean at the End of the Lane.
News
- Play D&D at Detroit's Immortal ConFusion with 8 Sci-Fi/Fantasy authors.
- BVC Announces The Meri by Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff.
- Strange Chemistry introduces Rosie Best.
- RosettaBooks releases Arthur C. Clarke ebook collection.
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