Lawrence Person: Apollocon 2011 pictures

David Langford's Ansible 288

Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey briefly reviews James Corey's Leviathan Wakes

The Australian: James Bradley reviews Felix Palma's The Map of Time

io9's latest Geeks Guide to the Galaxy interviews Simon Pegg and discusses funny f&sf

Jeff VanderMeer has lined up his e-book schedule for the year

Ellen Datlow's photos from Locus Awards weekend

Locus Online's personal blog: DisAffiliated

Amazon.com's Best SF & Fantasy Book of the Year So Far are led by Jo Walton's Among Others, followed by Miéville, Harkness, Brooks, Moning, Corey, Wilson, Rothfuss, Abraham, and Okorafor

Fantastique Unfettered interviews Bruce Boston about his fourth Bram Stoker award

The Maui News checks in with Linda Nagata about her latest novel

Guardian: Patrick Ness' Monsters of Men has won the Carnegie Medal

CNN reports on Harlan Ellison's initiation into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame

Telegraph: Peter Ingham reviews Ernest Cline, Tom Holt, Trent Jamieson, Ben Aaronovitch

Book View Cafe is running a Favorite Science Fiction poll, paralleling NPR's, though with somewhat different rules -- short fiction can be included; Golden Age writers are discouraged

Tor.com has an excerpt from Vernor Vinge's upcoming The Children of the Sky

NPR is soliciting nominations for this Summer's Best Science Fiction, Fantasy Books Top 100 list; last year they did thrillers, and got 17,000 ballots

LA Times: Steampunk culture full speed ahead, with Jeff VanderMeer and The League of S.T.E.A.M.; also, Susan Carpenter reviews China Miéville's Embassytown and reviews Vera Brosgol's Anya's Ghost

Breaking News: Bram Stoker Awards Winners include Peter Straub, Stephen King, Ellen Datlow & Nick Mamatas

Wall Street Journal: Tom Shippey reviews Hannu Rajamiemi's The Quantum Thief