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ecbatan.livejournal.com - 21 days ago
Summary: Interzone, 2009
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Summary: Interzone , 2009 There were a total of 33 new stories: 1 novella, 16 novelettes, and 16 short stories (one short-short) this year at Interzone , for a total of about 256,000 words of  fiction. (I caution as ever that Interzone is not easy to do word counts on, and that quite a few ...
jeffvandermeer.com - 18 days ago
The Interzone Sampler
— jeffvandermeer.com — Guest blogger Jason Sanford often rants on his website at www.jasonsanford.com . His fiction has been published... in Interzone, Year’s Best SF 14, Analog, Intergalactic Medicine Show, Pindeldyboz , and other places, and has won the 2008 Interzone ... (more) The Interzone Sampler

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ttapress.com - 15 days ago
Interzone 225 (November/December)
— ttapress.com — 2009 cover artist Adam Tredowski 's sixth and final image is a wraparound. Click on the link... below to see more of Adam's art and read a brief interview. Stories: Here We Are, Falling Through Shadows by Jason Sanford illustrated by Mark Pexton Miker ... (more) Interzone 225 (November/December)

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TOC: Interzone #225
sfsignal.com - 14 days ago
TOC: Interzone #225
— sfsignal.com — The contents of Interzone #225 (Cover art by Adam Tredowski ) have been posted : Stories "Here... We Are, Falling Through Shadows" by Jason Sanford "By Starlight" by Rebecca J. Payne "The Killing Streets" by Colin Harvey "Funny Pages" by Lavie ... (more) TOC: Interzone #225

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Bibliophile Stalker:  November 6, 2009 Links and Plugs

SF Signal:  SF Tidbits for 11/6/09

Torque Control:  The Link Hand of God

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November 6, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... Agony Column interviews Kim Stanley Robinson (podcast). The Creative Penn interviews Mur Lafferty (podcast). Lark Neville interviews Amy Grech. Fantasy Magazine interviews Garth Nix (video). Tor.com interviews Ray Bradbury (video). John Scalzi profiles Jeff VanderMeer. Fantasy Book Critic interviews Gary A. Ballard. Advice/Articles Rich Horton's Summary: Interzone, 2009. Lavie Tidhar on To Asimov's or not to Asimov's? The ...

SF Tidbits for 11/6/09
SF Signal — ... with Terry Pratchett. PS Publishing's Postscripts doubling in size. Realms of Fantasy: Designer Needed. The Clarkesworld Citizenship Drive. Spread the word, get a free DRAGONS shirt! Tor.com Buys Book-Size Webcomics to Serialize. (via Booksquare) Kylie signs with Angry Robot. Interfictions 2 Events!Articles Rich Horton's Summary: Interzone, 2009. Lavie Tidhar on To Asimov's or not to Asimov's? ...

The Link Hand of God
Torque Control — ... Jones L. Timmel Duchamp on representing history in fiction, part one and part two M John Harrison reviews The Year of the Flood in the TLS, and Under the Dome in the Guardian Rich Horton has started posting his short fiction summaries for 2009. So far: PostScripts, Not One of Us, Realms of Fantasy, Abyss & Apex, Shadow Unit, Interzone, F&SF, Ficticious Force, ...

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