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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?“

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