Ellen Datlow's photos from the KGB reading on June 15, with Sarah Langan and Glen Hirshberg

The Paris Review, Summer issue has interviews with William Gibson and Samuel R. Delany (only excerpts online), and fiction by Jonathan Lethem

Black Gate: Bud Webster on Rosetta Books' The Galaxy Project; earlier, Bud Webster on Holding History

PZ Myers reveals his secret addiction -- trolling '70s-era porn shops in search of cheesy science fiction, from van Vogt to Moorcock

B&N: Paul Di Filippo reviews John Scalzi's Fuzzy Nation

Pyr's June Author Round Table features Jon Sprunk, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Andrew P. Mayer, Erin Hoffman

NPR: Glen Weldon selects Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Books for a Fantastical Summer by Liane Merciel, China Miéville, Hannu Rajaniemi, Melissa Marr, and Albert Brooks

NPR: Howard Andrew Jones plugs Rich Tales in Cheap Print by Leigh Brackett, Manly Wade Wellman, and Robert E. Howard

London Review of Books: Sam Thompson reviews China Miéville's Embassytown, with reference to John "genre cannot be serious" Mullan

Clarion UCSD's second annual Write-a-Thon is open to June 26th

Ellen Datlow's website is newly redesigned

Guardian: Terry Pratchett starts process to take his own life

Guardian: Salman Rushdie to write sci-fi drama for Showtime; "quality TV drama has taken over from film and the novel as the best way of widely communicating ideas and stories"

Baen.com: Gregory Benford's "Terraforming Ganymede with Robert A. Heinlein" - part 1, part 2

John Ashbrook has a previously unbroadcast 1993 interview with William Gibson

Guardian: Eric Brown reviews Willis, Emshwiller, Lebbon, Corey

From Bar to Bar interviews Alastair Reynolds

Washington Post: Michael Dirda reviews H.G. Wells' 1910 The History of Mr. Polly

B&N: Ward Sutton graphically reviews Albert Brooks' 2030

Boomtron [formerly BSCreview, apparently]: Hal Duncan's column Notes from New Sodom: The Order of the Blue Flower