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SF Tidbits for 10/22/09
sfsignal.com - 10/22/2009
SF Tidbits for 10/22/09
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Events: Jeff VanderMeer's Endurance Tour : 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer. As part of the Fantastic Fiction free reading series , Ellen Datlow and Matthew Kressel present Sarah Micklem ( Wildfire ) & Alisa Kwitney ( Moonburn ) Wednesday November 18th, 7pm at KGB Bar in ...
Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer, No Breaks
jeffvandermeer.com - 10/21/2009
Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 States, 2 Books, 1 Writer, No Breaks
— jeffvandermeer.com — I’m finally able to unveil the full-throttle intensity of my Endurance Tour in support of Booklife and... my new novel Finch . Yep, that’s correct–it’s 27 events in 36 days, not including classroom visits, getting a tattoo, ... (more) Jeff VanderMeer’s Endurance Tour: 36 Days, 27 Events, 14 ...

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Variety SF:  Jason Sanford reviews online genre magazines

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Variety SF — His post is from the point of view of authors wanting to submit stories, but makes a good overview for readers too - particularly the annotated list towards the end. Listing includes free & for-payment magazines. [via SF Signal] ...

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