Time for a helpful roundup of what’s been happening in the publishing world. This morning were told by some very fervent cats that MAN MUST GO!
- What happens when you use a predictive text imitator to rewrite The Elements of Style? Sheer poetry, that’s what. As you can see above. (Background on predictive text imitators, in case you’re unfamiliar.)
- Listen to the dulcet tones of Zachary Quinto as he reads from John Scalzi’s The Dispatcher.
- The executive producers behind Agent Carter have optioned Wesley Chu’s The Lives of Tao for television!
- Realize that the time of man is coming to an end, and get this amazing poster by Justin Wolfson from Soho Press when you preorder Robert Repino’s Culdesac!
- Take a peek at the (potentially) newest Hugo category: Best Series. (Who would you pick?)
- The film adaptation of Dan Wells’s I Am Not A Serial Killer just won the Silver Méliès Award!
- HBO is looking to create a Game of Thrones spinoff, and George R.R. Martin has plenty of extra Westeros material to help them out.
- Check out the cover reveal of Curtis Craddock’s An Alchemy of Masques and Mirrors:
- Fran Wilde talks about her “favorite bit” from Cloudbound, the one she doesn’t often get asked about: her characters’ disabilities.
- In the wake of Banned Books Week, here are 3 banned books that Shawn Speakman says shaped his life.
- In this Clarkesworld interview, N.K. Jemisin talks about what it’s like to be a “childhood insomniac” who needed to talk out her story ideas so she could get some sleep at night.
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