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Friday
Too Geeky for Its Own Good? - 4/3/2006 - Publishers Weekly
A discussion of the New York Times Book Review SF column - Publishers Weekly.
A Review of 'Accelerando'
 The Pinocchio Theory: Accelerando - Charles Stross‘ Accelerando (available for free download here) is a science fiction novel about the Singularity, the hypothesized point when radical increases in computing power — expressed both in neurological enhancements to our brains, and in the development of autonomous artificial intelligences — lead to an absolute discontinuity in history (the word was first used in this sense, as far as I know, by Vernor Vinge).
Thursday
SF books I've read
I've decided to try and list all the SF books I've read and try to group them by types of SF.
Tuesday
A very interesting take on fanfic
Making Light: "Fanfic": force of nature
Great article about book publishing
alg: P&Ls and how books make (or don't) money: part the first: the mass market original complete failure
Sunday
Prominent Scifi Discussion Boards
Topics - Night Shade Books Discussion Area
From author Jeff Vandermeer
VanderWorld: EXHAUSTIVE ESSENTIAL FANTASY READING LISTS
Gene Wolfe is one of my favorite writers.
Lupine Nuncio - Gene Wolfe News and Rumors
Wednesday
An recent article about Harlan Ellison
Dangerous Visions
Tuesday
Has to be added
Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame 
Monday
Stories on the Hugo Ballot from:
Fantasy and Science Fiction
A review of the Nebula collection
Nebula Awards Showcase 2006 at bestsf.net
Philip K. Dick Award
 This year's Philip K. Dick Award and
previous winners at The Locus Index to SF Awards.
Ditmar Awards for Australian SF
Past Ditmar Winners
The BSFA awards were this past weekend
The results are unofficial, but are reported at Emerald City Weblog » BSFA Awards: Science Fiction and Fantasy News
Sunday
SF Masterworks Reviews Archive
Some classics at The SF Site
A Battlestar Galactica cornucopia
Documents on Ron Moore's Battlestar Galactica
Stanislaw Lem 1922-2006
Man enough - The Boston Globe
Friday
Not gone.
The last two weeks I've been: teaching up a storm (Early 19th Cent. US History), making some doctor visits, having my 20th wedding anniversary, and actually writing a fantasy short story, which this site was designed to encourage. More links today. - MR
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