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• A Dribble of Ink - from the pen of Aidan Moher
• Adventures in Reading - Blogs from Mr Joe Sherry
• Afan Films - My production company, Afan Films
• Astronomy Picture of the Day - An image to marvel at, for every day of your life.
• BBC Writers Room - BBC Forum for New Writers
• Brian Ruckley - This has become one of my favourite blogs – witty, highly readable and damned smart.
• British Pictures - If you love old British movies…David Absalom has seen ‘em all, more or less, and can tell you more in this rich site.
• Concept Sci-Fi - Highly impressive site with blogs, articles and an e-zine
• Danny Stack - Scriptwriting and Screenwriting in the UK
• Dave Brendon's Fantasy and Sci Fi Weblog
• Falcata Times - All the news fit to print, about falcatas.
• Fantasy Book Critic - Not just fantasy but SF as well, with reviews written in loving detail.
• Fictionbitch - Astute comments on the literary world. Beware the Bitch….
• Forbidden Planet blog - News from the land of the Forbidden.
• From a Sci-Fi Standpoint - Home page quotes Ballard: ‘Everything is becoming science fiction’…
• Hub - The Hub: free SF magazine with a short story every week plus reviews
• i09 - They come from the future!
• ISS Website - The anti-celebrity reality show…life on the International Space Station
• Jennifer Rardin - News and views from the author of the cool, sassy Jaz Parks series
• John Jarrold - Top literary agent (mine!) and book doctor
• John Scalzi - Whatever…is all about whatever Scalzi wants it to be about. Great and hugely popular SF site.
• Lilith Saintcrow’s Journal - Delightful thoughts from one of the reigning queens of kick ass urban fantasy
• Mark Charan Newton - Author of weird fantasies…
• Mark Greig - Scratchings from a UK Screenwriter’s Hutch
• NASA TV - Live coverage of NASA missions including ISS
• Orbit Books - My UK and US publisher
• Sci Fi Chick - Very cool site by an SF fan who is also, er, a chick.
• Sci Fi Wire - SF news from the people who bring you the Sci Fi Channel
• Sci-Fi London - The London International Festival of Science Fiction and Fanastic Films, 30 April – 4 May. Check it out!
• Screenplays For You - Download your favourite screenplays here…
• SF Crows Nest - Extraordinary SF website, run by fantasy author Stephen Hunt
• SFF World - The world of, um, SF and F
• SFF World - Most SF is here…
• The Antick Musings of G.B.H. Hornswaggler, Gent. - Gentlemanly bloggings on SF and other stuff
• The Book Swede - Very readable new SF blogsite, written by an ebullient bookaholic….
• The Early Days of a Better Nation - Website of Ken Macleod, ace SF writer who dreams of a better and socalist nation
• Unlikely Worlds - The blog of SF author Paul McAuley
• Walker of Worlds - Cool name for a great blog
• youdothatvoodoo - Thoughts and reflections from the talented Adrian Reynolds.

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