Where've you seen SFFWorld?

[Hobbit]

Evidently on the back cover of the UK paperback edition of Christopher Farnsworth's Blood Oath.

Mark

[Loerwyn]

I was investigating the next Weber book, a YA Harrington novel, and I came across the Wonkipedia article for the anthology that has the short story that became the novel. Funnily enough, the article links to SFFWorld.

And we also apparently have a Twitter account, but I've not seen it linked to nor mentioned anywhere.

[Hobbit]

Yes: Rob reviewed it! Haven't seen the link though, so thank you for that.

And the Twitter account is #SFFWorld

Mark

[Loerwyn]

And the Twitter account is #SFFWorld

Now following! Wasn't aware we had the account, though, so I wasn't sure if it was real or false.

[Hobbit]

Perhaps it's our best kept secret!

Mark

[Violent Emesis]

I have seen SFFWORLD in my bedroom on my home computer, AND I saw it on my fathers computer at his home once!

[Hobbit]

Agh: we've clearly gone viral!

Apologies to you and your father, fetters!

Mark

[Loerwyn]

I saw it at work!

I know, I couldn't believe it! Some utter pilchard had logged in and left the PC running! I think their name was "Beerwill" or something absolutely ridiculous. They were writing absolute rubbish, too.

[Hobbit]

Here's a new one to me: the UK edition of Kevin Hearne's Hounded, due September 2011.

http://yfrog.com/kj6n7bxj

Well done, Rob!

Mark

[Rob B]

Cool, I'm glad this books are reaching the UK. The first two were terrific.

[Loerwyn]

Well done, Rob!

[Hobbit]

On the back of the UK paperback edition of Kate Elliott's Cold Magic.

Not sure if its Rob's or mine, though: it's only three words: 'An entertaining read.'

Also on the back of Jasper Kent's third vampire book: The Third Section, although without 'SFFWorld' written underneath.

The quote's been used on the other books in the series, though.

Mark

[Rob B]

Library Journal has a nice article on the genre:
SF/Fantasy’s Epic Journey: High fantasy makes a comeback, sf searches for a renaissance

About 2/3 down the page, where SF/Fantasy on the Web is discussed, SFFWorld gets the shout out

[Hobbit]

That's cool, Rob. Library Journal: along with Locus and co. Pretty impressive!

Mark

[Loerwyn]

On the back of the UK paperback edition of Kate Elliott's Cold Magic.

Not sure if its Rob's or mine, though: it's only three words: 'An entertaining read.'

I still can't get over this.

"An entertaining read." is the best quote they could find? That'd be like M&S saying their Christmas pudding is "alright, but nothing to write home about"

Note: That's not a criticism of SFFWorld.