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locusmag.com - 3/2/2009

Locus Online: Interview: Nick Gevers interviews Lou Anders

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SF QUINTESSENTIAL — Nick Gevers interviews the creators and editors of Short Fiction #2: Lou Anders Born in Alabama and resident there again after stints in Virginia, England, Illinois, and California, Lou Anders ( www.louanders.com ; blog at louanders.blogspot.com ) has an extensive ...

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tor.com - 3/5/2009

Seeing Patterns Everywhere: Elizabeth Moon’s The Speed of Dark

— tor.com — The fascinating thing about Elizabeth Moon’s The Speed of Dark is the voice. Lou Arrendale is autistic, and never for a moment in the first person narrative that forms the vast majority of this book do we step away from the fascinating way that he ... (more) Seeing Patterns Everywhere: Elizabeth Moon’s The Speed ...

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My Locus Interview is Up
Bowing to the Future — The wonderful Nick Gevers interviews me for his new SF Quintessential column on Locus Online, where we talk about my anthology Fast Forward 2and science fiction in general. Here's a clip: Anders: Well, first and foremost, science fiction has to be entertaining if it is to work at all. I recently read an anthology (won't say which) that I thought was just one sanctimonious lecture after another on how bad our contemporary lifestyle is and how we've all got it coming. And frankly, I had to slog through the book, and it's made me ...

SF Quintessential - Lou Anders
Not Free SF Reader : Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror — http://www.locusmag.com/2009/Interview_Anders.html Interviewed by Nick Gevers on Fast Forward 2. 4.5 out of 5

Monday Linkage
Roberson's Interminable Ramble — Howdy, internets. Here's a few things that I've noted over the last week, and thought well worth sharing here. Nick Gevers interviews Lou Anders, mostly about Fast Forward 2 but also about sf and short fiction in general. Pyr Books is offering Sean Williams's The Crooked Letter as a free ebook. Check it out, already! Comic Book Resources has a preview of Jeff Parker's Agents of Atlas #2, which you need to own. Daryl Gregory has posted the first chapter of his ...

March 3, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — It feels like the Ides of March... There's a correction to the Nebula Final Ballot. Over at the Shine Anthology, I got to talk about Finding Hope in Philippine SF. Amazon Reverses Stance on Text-to-Speech Feature. Nick Gevers interviews Lou Anders. Richard Dansky interviews Haris Orkin on game writing. Here's a video of Paul Tremblay. Thousands in scramble for free books after Amazon supplier abandons warehouse. Judith Berman on The Pity of the Wolves: Joseph ...

SF Tidbits for 3/3/09
SF Signal — Interviews & Profiles: @SciFi Scanner: Jerry Pournelle (co-author of Escape From Hell with Larry Niven). @Agony Column Podcast: A 2-part audio-interview with Dan Simmons (Drood). @Neth Space: Ken Scholes (Lamentation). Locus Online has posted interview excerpts with Jonathan Lethem ( Philip K. Dick: Five Novels of the 1960s & 70s) and Lou Anders (Fast Forward 2). At the Locus Roundtable, ...

SF Tidbits for 3/23/09
SF Signal — ... But wait! There's more Lou! Nick Gevers continues interviewing the creators and editors of Short Fiction. This time, it's Lou Anders. ...