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omnivoracious.com - 8/10/2009

Guest Blogger Joe Abercrombie, Author of Best Served Cold, on the Bloody History Behind the Book

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Joe Abercrombie, a 2008 finalist for the John W. Campbell award for Best New Writer, has seen his popular the First Law trilogy published in 13 countries. His most recent novel, Best Served Cold, is a standalone book set in...

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omnivoracious.com - 8/5/2009

Guest Blogger Joe Abercrombie, Author of Best Served Cold, on Actor Lee Marvin and Exploring the ...

— omnivoracious.com — Joe Abercrombie, a 2008 finalist for the John W. Campbell award for Best New Writer, has seen... his popular the First Law trilogy published in 13 countries. His most recent novel, Best Served Cold, is a standalone book set in... (more) Guest Blogger Joe Abercrombie, Author of Best Served ...

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omnivoracious.com - 8/7/2009

Guest Blogger Joe Abercrombie, Author of Best Served Cold, on Machiavelli's The Prince

— omnivoracious.com — Joe Abercrombie, a 2008 finalist for the John W. Campbell award for Best New Writer, has seen... his popular the First Law trilogy published in 13 countries. His most recent novel, Best Served Cold, is a standalone book set in... (more) Guest Blogger Joe Abercrombie, Author of Best Served ...

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Joe Abercrombie: Best Served Cold, and Lee Marvin and Machiavelli
Ecstatic Days — Junot Diaz-blurbed Joe Abercrombie has a new novel out called Best Served Cold. This past week he’s been guest blogging on Omnivoracious, talking about his novel and the influence of, among others, Machiavelli. It’s an interesting look at cross-pollination between heroic fantasy and other genres and approaches. Lee Marvin and Seedy Underbellies Machiavelli and Medieval Total War Bloody History ...

SF Tidbits for 8/10/09
SF Signal — Interviews & Profiles: SFX interviews Margo Lanagan. Elizabeth Moon answers reader questions at Joseph Mallozzi's blog. The Steussy Ranch has the transcript of New York Times columnist Paul Krugman's chat with Charles Stross at Anticipation. [via fabiofernandes] Joe Abercrombie has a guest-post at Omnivoracious. Temple Library Reviews interviews Ken of Neth Space. Jason Sanford is seeking input on online SF/F/H magazines. ...

August 11, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... VanderMeer on Writers: Online Press Kit? You Need One. For All Our Sakes. Paul Di Filippo on Aging Chrome: Cyberpunks in 2009. Jim C Hines on Race in Red Hood. Damien G Walter on The myth-making genius of Neil Gaiman. Kate Heartfield on The Hugos and that tedious old debate about what qualifies as SF. Jeffrey Zeldman on Write When Inspired. Joe Abercrombie on the Bloody History Behind the Book. K Tempest Bradford on Creating Better Magazines (and Anthologies). ...