FRIDAY Derby, 10 PM LIAR'S PANEL ON HOW TO GET PUBLISHED Carol Berg, Joshua Palmatier, Laurence Schoen, William Shunn, Diane Weinstein SATURDAY Derby, 3 PM HIGH TECH WAYS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF Walter Hunt, Robert Jeschonek, Melissa Marr, Jana G. Oliver, Joshua Palmatier, William Shunn SUNDAY Salon F, 12
Episode #1 of "The Rubbish Tip" is now available! First of two segments comprising Bill's complete appearance on WBAI's "Hour of the Wolf" from August 10, 2002. http://www.shunn.net/podcast?rt=1 The Rubbish Tip / Episode 10:00/0:001×
█████ wielded her camera at the Nebula ceremony to caption more of the hotties of science fiction. Here, f'rinstance, ❦paulmelko and I pose with novella victor James Patrick Kelly: Didn't Melko look fine in that tux? Too bad it didn't distract Jim enough to let
Let me start by saying that I had a fabulous time over the weekend. I lost a Nebula to James Patrick Kelly, but I wasn't unhappy about it. Burn is a terrific novel novella, and it's pretty incredible that after nine at-bats this is Jim'
The syndicated RSS feed for ScientiFicShunn, my relatively new only-fiction-no-chat podcast, is now available on LJ. See ➺scientificshunn. The podcast is also accessible via the iTunes Music Store, if you have iTunes installed on your computer.
Episode #4 of "ScientiFicShunn" is now available! Choirboys performing at the Presidential Inauguration in 2009 learn the awful truth about their incoming Commander-in-Chief. (Originally published in F&SF, February 1993.) http://www.shunn.net/podcast?sf=4 ScientiFicShunn / Episode 40:00/0:001×
In which Bill reads his first published professional short story, "From Our Point of View We Had Moved to the Left," on WBAI 99.5 FM's "Hour of the Wolf."
So █████ and I spent last weekend in Chicago. Saturday was a long, long day of looking at apartments, some of which were very tempting and which we had to reluctantly conclude were not right for us. The most tempting of them all was a giant four-bedroom apartment on the second
Strangely, I first met Lt. Jodenny Scott and Sgt. Terry Myell in Sandra McDonald's second novel, which I read in part last year at Blue Heaven. I say "strangely" because the first novel, The Outback Stars, was only published a couple of weeks ago. But I
In which Bill reads the third and concluding part of his Hugo and Nebula Award-nominated novella "Inclination." Plus, special violence, sex, profanity and music episode!
Raise your hand if you're planning to attend Nebula Awards Weekend in New York next month.
The headline of this Malaysian Sun story is rather optimistic, but the discovery of the most Earthlike extrasolar planet yet is definitely exciting. A nice perspective on extrasolar planets is offered in this 2004 New York Times essay by Dennis Overbye, written on the occasion of the discovery of what
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