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The second edition of the Grasping for the Wind Linkup Meme is live, with what is almost certainly the largest collection of SF blog links ever assembled by mortal man. If you have a blog and want to participate, check out Grasping for the Wind to add your site and get the code to put the links on your own blog. And now, in all its cyclopean grandeur, the list:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Romanian French Chinese Danish Portuguese German
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The Antick Musings of G.B.H. Hornswoggler, Gent.
B
The Billion Light-Year Bookshelf
Book View Cafe [Authors Group Blog]
C
Cheaper Ironies [pro columnist]
D
Daily Dose – Fantasy and Romance
Dave Brendon’s Fantasy and Sci-Fi Weblog
E
F
Fan News Denmark [in English]
Fantasy and Sci-fi Lovin’ News and Reviews
G
H
I
I Hope I Didn’t Just Give Away The Ending
The Internet Review of Science Fiction
J
K
L
M
Mad Hatter’s Bookshelf and Book Review
Marooned: Science Fiction Books on Mars
Missions Unknown [Author and Artist Blog Devoted to SF/F/H in San Antonio]
The Mistress of Ancient Revelry
N
O
P
Q
R
S
Science Fiction and Fantasy Ethics
Sci-Fi Songs [Musical Reviews]
T
Tor.com [also a publisher]
U
V
Vast and Cool and Unsympathetic
W
X
Y
Z
Romanian
Cititor SF [with English Translation]
French
Chinese
The SF Commonwealth Office in Taiwan [with some English essays]
Danish
Portuguese
Life and Times of a Talkative Bookworm
German
David Weber finally has a proper website, and an extremely nice one at that. I love an extensive author site, especially one like this that includes a lot of Weber’s own commentary on his books. It’s unfortunate that more writers don’t have something like this, since books- and especially SF books- are precisely the kind of thing that can be greatly enriched by supplementary information for a look into the thoughts of the creator.
Tobias Buckell has a post about his experience as a lecturer at Shared Worlds camp, a creative writing program for teenagers with a focus on worldbuilding. It sounds extremely cool, though reading about it brings back some unfortunate childhood memories about my disastrous week at Lutheran summer camp. (Jason Voorhees is never around when you need him.)
This is a real shame: Jim Baen’s Universe magazine is shutting down next year. Editor Eric Flint explains here.
Grasping for the Wind is having a second iteration of its popular Book Reviewers Linkup Meme. If you have a blog about science fiction or fantasy and want to add it, or just want to see what is probably the most exhaustive list of SF blogs ever compiled, check it out.