Art
- Business Cards of Famous Characters
- The Ladies of Ice And Fire
- Comics turned into Collages
- Nothing Says Romance Like The Soft Light From a Death Star Paper Lantern
- The Walking Dead ice cube tray will have the power to transform “walkers” into beverage-cooling undead bros.
- Weta Installs Gigantic Gollum at Airport
Comics
- 5 new sci-fi comics you must read in 2013
- Editing And Composition In Frank Miller’s ‘The Dark Knight Returns’
Cross-Media
Film
- Interview: Lana Wachowski on the Philosophical Intentions Of the ‘Matrix’ Trilogy
- Interview: Sean Bean talks Kit Harington and Silent Hill: Revelation 3D
- News: Netflix Says It Now Has 30M Subs Worldwide
- Reviews: Ebert gives up on trying to review Cloud Atlas… Overwhelmed, all he knows is that he really, really likes it.
- The 15 best vampires not in Twilight.
- The Dark Side: Why We Must Join. The Psychology Of Darth Vader
- Fifteen Things You Didn’t Know About ‘Cloud Atlas’: Korean Rappers, Cut Characters, the Ending, and Cameos
- Flavorwire’s 50 Essential Horror Films: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
- Flavorwire’s Guide to (Scary) Movies You Need to Stream This Week
- From Paranormal Activity 4 to Nosferatu: the scariest movies of all time.
- A History of Horribly Haunted Objects in Horror Films
- Horror Films You Didn’t Realize Were Based on True Stories
- Miami Connection Destroys the Myth of ‘So Bad They’re Good’ Movies
- Take a Tour Through Guillermo del Toro’s Bizarre Home Offices
- Top 5 Movies to Watch During Halloween
- Why Pixar Movies Are All Secretly About the Apocalypse
- The World According to Cloud Atlas
Internet
- Interview: Joss Whedon on …Mitt Romney. And zombies. Think about the future.
Literature
- Interview: Black Gate interviews Melinda Snodgrass of The Edge of Ruin.
- Interview: Fantasy Faction interviews Iain M. Banks of Hydrogen Sonata (Part 2)
- Interview: Hannah Tinti interviews Neil Gaiman
- Interview: Speculating Canada speaks with Douglas Smith of Chimerascope.
- Interview: State of horror: Scott Kenemore of Zombie, Illinois on how he turned Illinois into a land of zombies
- News: The book publishing world is merging into behemoths in order to better
negotiate with Amazon. Rupert Murdoch (HarperCollins) has made an offer to buy Penguin for $1.6 billion. This just hours after Penguin said it was in talks to merge with Random House to create a ‘Random Penguin’ with nearly 25% of all English-language book sales. Either way the reputation of Penguin could soon be in tatters. As one agent said, “Authors have told me they are frightened by a Random House takeover, but terrified by a HarperCollins one.” - 8 Great Sci-Fi Novels That Haven’t Been Made Into Terrible Movies (Yet)
- 10 Fantasy Novel Series That Could Be Great TV Shows
- 10 Novels That Are Scarier Than Most Horror Movies
- The Book Smugglers’ 10 Recommended Halloween Reads
- Download Click-Clack the Rattlebag: A Free Short Story by Neil Gaiman to Trigger an Audible Contribution to DonorsChoose.org
- GeekoSystem remembers the 10 Worst Science Fiction Governments
- Novel Approaches: 10 Books That Became Great Sci-Fi and Fantasy Films
- What would a Random House/Penguin merger mean for sci-fi and fantasy?
- Why ‘Frankenstein’ Is the Greatest Horror Novel Ever
Science
- News: Large Hadron Collider Won’t Destroy Earth With Planet-Eating Black Hole
- Are we alone in the universe? Alien Life, Alpha Centauri & The Fermi Paradox
- Fomalhaut B Exoplanet Study Suggests ‘Zombie’ Alien Planet Is Planetary Object
- Search for alien life about to step up a gear
- Why We May Never Get to Alpha Centauri
Technology
- News: In Contest for Rescue Robots, Darpa Offers $2 Million Prize
- Tractor Beam: NYU Physicists Build Real-Life Working Model Of Sci-Fi Staple
Television
Video Games
- Do not adjust your gamma: The 5 scariest PC games of all time
Writing
- How much Worldbuilding before you write? (especially for NaNo folk)
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