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This is the online classroom of Andy Duncan's seminar on 21st-century fantasy, UH 300-009 in the Honors College of the University of Alabama.
Creators and texts on our syllabus
- Chaz Brenchley's blog
- Daniel Abraham's blog
- Delia Sherman's blog
- Eileen Gunn's website
- Elizabeth Hand's blog (as part of the Inferior Four+1)
- Elizabeth Hand's website
- Ellen Datlow's blog
- Garth Nix's website
- Gary McMahon's blog
- Guillermo Del Toro's official fansite
- Holly Black's blog
- Jeffrey Ford's blog
- Joe Hill's blog
- Karen Joy Fowler's website
- Kelly Link's website
- Kij Johnson's blog
- Lisa Tuttle interview at Science Fiction Weekly
- Liz Williams' blog
- Lucy Kemnitzer's blog
- M. Rickert interview at Strange Horizons
- M.T. Anderson profile at Washington Post
- Nathan Ballingrud's blog
- Neil Gaiman's blog
- Paul Walther's website
- Tanith Lee's website (keep scrolling down)
- Ted Chiang interview at SF Site
- Terry Dowling's website
- Terry Pratchett fan site: The L-Space Web
- Terry Pratchett's British website
- Terry Pratchett's U.S. website
- Terry Pratchett: Hat Full of Sky annotations at The L-Space Web
- Terry Pratchett: Wee Free Men annotations at The L-Space Web
- Veronica Schanoes' blog
General resources
- Asimov's Science Fiction magazine
- Cimmerian
- Dragon*Con (Atlanta)
- Fairy Tale Review
- Fantasy Magazine
- International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts and ICFA 2009 (Orlando, Fla.)
- Interstitial Arts Foundation
- Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet magazine
- Locus Online (news, reviews & resources in sf and fantasy)
- Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
- Readercon (Burlington, Mass.)
- Realms of Fantasy magazine
- SCI FI Wire
- Science Fiction Research Association and SFRA 2009 (Atlanta)
- Strange Horizons online magazine
- Weird Tales magazine
- WisCon (Madison, Wis.)
- World Fantasy Convention 2009 (San Jose, Calif.)
- World Horror Convention 2009 (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
- World Science Fiction Convention 2009 (Montreal)
Blog Archive
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- Skinwalkers
- Scariest part of the movie
- Rejecting the Underworld
- Navigating the many Labyrinths
- Another (fictional) moneyless society
- The Labyrinth vs. the Graveyard
- Gaiman's Original Plan for The Graveyard Book
- Kronos
- Labyrinth
- Dissatisfied
- Labyrinth Recollections
- Pan's Labyrinth
- Jim Morrison's grave, 1991
- Chris Riddell's "Last dance!"
- "Out of these moneyless mists"
- The Nature of Labyrinths
- New Paper Topic
- Cool Site
- This year's Eaton Conference
- "The Faery Handbag" on BBC Radio 7
- More on the Signifcance of White
- White Tomb
- X-Files and Suburbia
- Zombies
- Stating the Obvious
- The Protagonist
- Ford on His Own "Shadow Year"
- Golden Compass?
- Futuristic Sci-Fi
- "The New Mother" by Lucy Clifford
- Gaiman on scary children's stories
- The Dragon Book
- Stephen King on Stephenie Meyer
- I have been reading too many reviews lately, and m...
- Apologies and Questions
- Thoughts
- Is There Such a Thing As Too Much Harry?
- The Graveyard Book as a Children's Story
- Psychonauts
- My Possible Paper Topics
- Gaiman's oration
- missed class on friday
- Ghost Marriages
- Music of the Shadow Year
- Immortality....
- Blogging, Neil Gaiman Does It Too
- The Graveyard Book and American Gods
- Ghouls
- Danse Macabre
- Every Man Jack
- The Graveyard Jungle
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Another great website for free online texts is Project Gutenburg. They also offer formats that are compatible with mobile devices and some audio books.
ReplyDeleteThis site is amazing! Thank you so much for posting it. There is a little bit of everything, from Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast, to Common Sense and Aristotle. I can't believe everyone actually has access to this many books for free!!!
ReplyDeleteVia interlibrary loan, of course, you have access to countless books for free, in the handy portable paper-and-binding format.
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