SF/F Links: June June June
Here are some leftovers from last month to keep June interesting, or informative, or something useful like that. Cinematropolis lists ten 2009 science fiction films with promise. A lot of interesting flicks coming out and hopefully this will be a banner year. Apparently people can’t make up their minds. Not too long ago they said […]
SF/F Links: June Batch
Because what could be better than interesting links to other places? A lot of things, I’m sure, but that’s not the point. For now, enjoy these: Juno Books has an incredibly informative list of recent book sales figures that you all might be fascinated by. Really detailed stuff and rather telling of how the book […]
Self-Publishing: A Clarification (for those who don’t know)
Apparently I’ve raised a tiny bit of a stink over self-publishing based on what I said here, particularly with folks who apparently are not familiar with my full position on self-publishing, which had no purpose being reiterated in that post. So, to make things more clear on my position, I give you this list of […]
SF/F LInks: Book Giveaways Galore!
Yup, there are more of them out there, constantly. Too many books to list, to be honest. So here are a few to wet your appetite: Sweeps4Bloggers is giving away a copy of The Alchemyst and The Magician. Literary Escapism has a copy of Worst Nightmares up for grabs. J. Kaye is tossing out an […]
SF/F Links: End of May Book Giveaways
Lots of books being handed off in the blogosphere recently. Here are some notable links: TV and Book Addict is giving away Michael Scott’s The Alchemyst and The Magician. Shalonda’s Blog has a copy of Bad Girls Don’t Die by Katie Alender up for grabs. Addicted to Books is giving away a copy of The […]
SF/F Links: A Few More May Goodies
I have a handful of new links that you all might be interested in. The blogosphere is certainly alive this month! Enjoy: SF Signal’s new Mind Meld is up (I took part this time around, actually). The question: Which science fiction, fantasy, and/or horror books would you recommend to a friend who has never read […]