SF/F Links: Another Pre-May Batch

I just keep finding nifty stuff to let you all know about. Hope you find some of these interesting: I give you Zombie Kids.  I love this image. For those of you writing superhero fiction/comics, you might want to check out this detailed questionnaire.  Might be a good place to start with developing a superhero […]

SF/F Links: Pre-May Batch

Here are a few more links. Enjoy: Nothing Sacred writes an interesting post about Lord of the Rings as a science fiction tale.  I don’t agree that it actually is science fiction, but the points he makes about why LOTR is important from an science fictional view certainly have merit. The Torch Online has a […]

SF/F Links: Some More April Goodies

I have a few more links for you all, including some book reviews. Here goes: Self-Published Reviews has a discussion of self-publishing that isn’t exactly rosy. WebEcoist has a list of 12 dystopian science fiction films you should all check out.  There are a few in there I’ve never heard of, but now want to […]

A Fun Fantasy Quiz

(Found over at Fantasy Book Reviews) 1) Lord of the Rings: Movies or books?In all honesty, I prefer the movies. I respect the books for what they are, but I hate reading them. The movies managed to take an exceedingly dull story and bring it to life. I’ll always take the movies over the books. […]

Meme: The Guardian List of Best SF/F

Peggy over at Biology in Science Fiction brought to my attention this meme of the Guardian’s list of 149 best science fiction and fantasy novels. Being the good little bookworm, I decided to join in on the fun: 1. Douglas Adams: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (1979)2. Brian W Aldiss: Non-Stop (1958)3. Isaac Asimov: […]

SF/F Links: More April Goodies

Here are a few more lovely links for you all! LocusMag has an article on why science fiction fails to predict the future.  Some interesting points made here. Here are some really pretty moleskine drawing things.  Definitely worth a look if you like nifty fantasy artwork and moleskines. Speculative Fiction, Damaged Genre?  I don’t know […]