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To Read or Not to Read? Surely…Read? (June 10th Facebook Discussion)
jeffvandermeer.com - 6/10/2009
To Read or Not to Read? Surely…Read? (June 10th Facebook Discussion)
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I posted the following status message on my Facebook profile page… Jeff VanderMeer: Writers who don’t read a lot are like musicians who never listen to music. Don’t care how busy you are, you’re stunting your professional development. …and then this ...
warrenellis.com - 6/18/2009
Shared Worlds
— warrenellis.com — Received in email from Jeff VanderMeer, who asked me to repost it: ### Shared Worlds asked Elizabeth... Hand, Nalo Hopkinson, Ursula K. LeGuin, China Miéville, and Michael Moorcock: “What’s your pick for the top real-life fantasy or science ... (more) Shared Worlds

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MONKEY SMASH!
rimworlds.com - 6/5/2009
MONKEY SMASH!
— rimworlds.com — You all have GOT to read this post from Jeff Vandermeer. I haven’t offered any commentary on... the SF Ethics group because, quite frankly, it confused me. It purported to be about positivity in science fiction, or about seeking positive reviews of science fiction, or something positive, ... (more) MONKEY SMASH!

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Shared Worlds: What’s your pick for the top real-life fantasy or science fiction city?
nethspace.blogspot.com - 6/18/2009
Shared Worlds: What’s your pick for the top real-life fantasy or science fiction city?
— nethspace.blogspot.com — I don't really consider this blog a publicity blog, but this is the sort of thing I'm... happy to help spread the word about. Shared Worlds asked Elizabeth Hand, Nalo Hopkinson, Ursula K. LeGuin, China Miéville, and Michael Moorcock: “What’s your pick for the top real-life fantasy or ... (more) Shared Worlds: What’s your pick for the top real-life ...

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Bibliophile Stalker:  June 11, 2009 Links and Plugs

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June 11, 2009 Links and Plugs
Bibliophile Stalker — ... Patrick Kelly. Randolph Carter interviews Marc Laidlaw. Devin Poore interviews Paul Tremblay. Advice/Articles Sean Coughlan on Science museum's top 10 objects. SF Signal Mind Meld on New SF/F Recommendations for the Golden Age Reader. Jeremiah Tolbert on Revising Short Fiction is for Suckers. Genreality on Publishing Economics 101. Jeff VanderMeer on To Read or Not to Read? Surely…Read? (June 10th Facebook Discussion). Margaret Ronald on ...

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