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Feature: "Who Is Jeff VanderMeer?"
charles-tan.blogspot.com - 5/20/2009
Feature: "Who Is Jeff VanderMeer?"
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Every Wednesday, I have an essay or feature article on any topic that catches my fancy! Roughly three ago, I didn't know who Jeff VanderMeer was (and for that matter, I didn't know who Jeffrey Ford was a few years back--what is it with the J's?). The first I had heard of him was through the ...
mikebrotherton.com - 5/27/2009
Communicating with Aliens
— mikebrotherton.com — It’s the time of the year when I start thinking about the schedule of activities for the... Launch Pad Astronomy Workshop for Writers . Most of the things we’ve done have been very popular and successful, but there was one controversial ... (more) Communicating with Aliens

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Book/Magazine Review: Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff VanderMeer
charles-tan.blogspot.com - 5/19/2009
Book/Magazine Review: Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff VanderMeer
— charles-tan.blogspot.com — Every Monday, I'll be doing spoiler-free, bite-sized book/magazine reviews. Shriek: An Afterword is Jeff VanderMeer's second novel... set in his Ambergris cosmology. There's a lot of elements with regards to the book that I want to talk about so ... (more) Book/Magazine Review: Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff ...

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Ecstatic Days:  Strangeness in the Mail…and Elsewhere

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Strangeness in the Mail…and Elsewhere
Ecstatic Days — ... got to be a story behind those.” Points to the giant blow-up penguin and the huge dragon head. Me: “We’ve got a friend in Australia….sent us penguin…penguin wars…then bought dragon head…at daughter’s place but now we have it. Er, at night people outside think they’re humans.” A kind of suspicious, confused look from cat sitter…but that’s not what I want to talk about today. (Nor do I want to talk about Bib-stalk embarrassing me.) ...

SF Tidbits for 5/20/09
SF Signal — Interviews & Profiles: @MilSciFi: Andy Remic, author of Biohell. John Scalzi turns the Whatever mike over to Greg van Eekhout, author of Norse Code. @SciFi Scanner: Brandon Sanderson discusses the end of The Wheel of Time series. Search Engine podcast-interviews Cory Doctorow. [via Bibliophile Stalker] @Bibliophile Stalker: Jeff VanderMeer. The latest episode of Fast Forward features an interview with Catherine Asaro ...

Links and Things
Enter the Octopus — Fifteen influential early works of apocalyptic fiction (all pre-1945) “Touched by Evil” the darkness of Flannery O’Connor’s spiritual drama “On Demand” books up 132% “Who IS Jeff VanderMeer?” Mind Meld: The perfect S/SF/H books to give to people who don’t usually read S/SF/H. Details ...

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