Art
- Abduzeedo has posted a gallery of Beautiful Book Covers by Dan dos Santos, including more than a few you might recognize if you’ve been to a bookstore lately. (Remember back in the days when all fantasy covers were done by Darrell K. Sweet and like two other artists?)
Comics
- BoingBoing points the way to more on The sad fate of Superman co-creator Joe Shuster.
Film
- Director and writer David Twohy discusses the third installment in the Riddick franchise. Evidently the problem movie forward is that he doesn’t want any more PG-13 Riddick flicks.
- John De Lancie discusses the Reboot of Star Trek.
- Movie Buzz names The Top 10 Worst Comic Book Casting Mistakes, but I would have broadened “Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool” to “Ryan Reynolds as anything.”
- Screen Junkies counts down 10 Kick-Ass Movie Preachers.
- The Wolverine Anime Trailer looks terrible. What did they do to Wolverine?
Internet
- Cracked.com points out 4 Reasons to Hate Comic-Con.
- io9 rounds up a list of Science Fiction’s Scariest Priests and Preachers.
Literature
- Free Fiction: The latest issues of Antipodean, Clarkesworld Magazine, Reflection’s Edge, and Sorcerous Signals are now available online.
- Free Fiction: The latest issue of Crossed Genres alternate history stories is out.
- Free Fiction: Listen to “Pestworld” by Colin Davies.
- Free Fiction: Read the classic short story “They Twinkled Like Jewels” by Philip José Farmer at Project Gutenberg.
- Free Fiction: Read “Glassface” by James Trimarco at Futurismic.
- Free Fiction: Read “Scarlett” by Mike Brotherton at the author’s website.
- io9 offers up their Favorite Last Lines From Science Fiction Novels.
Television
- Cracked.com speculates on 5 Cobra Commander Terror Plots That Might Actually Work… which is weird, cuz when I was twelve, I could’ve sworn they’d all work.
- Watch the classic The Real Ghostbusters episode “The Collect Call of Cathulhu” at The Retroist.
Writing
- Editor Unleashed explains Why Writers Should Consider ePublishing.
- Tor.com asks What is historical fantasy?
|
|
|
Comments are closed
