- Andrew Mckie (among other things, sf reviewer for the Telegraph, interviewer of Ken Macleod and Gary Wolfe at past BSFA meetings, and introduction-writer for Glorifying Terrorism) has a blog.
- So do Elizabeth Hand, Lucius Shepard, Paul Witcover and Paul di Filippo.
- John Clute reviews Matthew Sharpe’s Jamestown.
- Where’s the YA sf? (via)
- The contents for the first Best American Fantasy, and Matt Cheney’s preface.
- M. John Harrison describes the M1 then uses it as an example of writing about landscape.
- Early word on Red Seas Under Red Skies is positive, but not unreservedly so.
- SF on film (via).
- Draft programme for the 2007 Science & the Public conference (more info), on May 19th.
- And in July there’s a conference on short stories that’s calling for papers.
- And to finish, another iteration of “what is the minimum one should reasonably be able to expect from a reviewer?“
