Seth Fishman's Blog, page 26
September 13, 2013
Oh man Peabody Library wedding. Bookman’s dream.
Oh man Peabody Library wedding. Bookman’s dream.
September 12, 2013
lbardugo:
dreamsoffools:
I got a little carried away...
I got a little carried away answering this, sorry…
I take my EUs of my longest and most beloved fandom very seriously.
September 6, 2013
jamiatt:
My UK publisher, the stellar Serpent’s Tail, is...
My UK publisher, the stellar Serpent’s Tail, is running around London this afternoon handing out cake versions of my book cover to celebrate the paperback launch. Look at all those adorable booksellers! And it’s so cool to learn about all the different bookstores there.
This whole thing is amazing, and also obviously I want some of that cake.
This is an author’s dream.
September 4, 2013
The Well’s End, Venice.
The Well’s End, Venice.
September 2, 2013
Locus Online Perspectives » Cory Doctorow: Libraries and E-books
Locus Online Perspectives
Brilliant post about how we should marshall libraries and their data.
August 29, 2013
9 Scientific Breakthroughs That Killed Science Fiction Subgenres
Science fiction looks to the future — but sometimes the future catches up to you. Sometimes, an idea generates tons of great science fiction stories — until science reveals the truth, and kills it dead. Or technology surpasses it. Here are nine scientific breakthroughs that destroyed science fiction subgenres.
August 26, 2013
Why does live-action fantasy fail at the movies?
Apart from Harry Potter, Twilight and the Tolkien adaptations, live-action fantasy movies always seem to tank these days. Latest case in point: Mortal Instruments, which underperformed massively, taking in only about $14 million on a $60 million budget. Why are fantasy movies cursed?
August 25, 2013
claudiagray:
Please tell me this is a real HP fanfic, because I...
Please tell me this is a real HP fanfic, because I need it like burning.
THESE ARE SO COOL! LOOK AT DRACO ASDFGHKJJL’AS
margaretstohl:
Woo!
I love how united the powerhouse YA...
Woo!
I love how united the powerhouse YA authors are. Scifi/fant is sorta like this. ‘Adult’ literary; pshh.
