Web Round-Up

• Google Earth presents the moon landing. Very cool, but are they working on a new name yet? (via Futurismic)

• Four awesome words: Star Wars in concert. Full orchestra, Anthony Daniels, props and costumes exhibition. Too excited for verbs. (via Slice of Sci Fi)

• Also, while I’m waiting for my dreams of a tauntaun sleeping bag to come true, I could always build myself an AT-AT loft bed. Or an AT-ST…loft chair.

• For those of us who didn’t get to dance all night with Joss Whedon (*coughPABLOcough*), Geeks of Doom has great summaries of the goings-on at Comic-Con last weekend.

• SciFi Guy has posted the True Blood trailer that screened at Comic-Con.

• Introducing TinEye, a new search engine that lets you find instances of an image online. (I wonder if it’s a Mistborn Trilogy reference!)

• An editor says that Bev Vincent writes like a typical woman, and boy, is he ever surprised to hear that.

• Joe Sherry gives a quick run-down of this year’s nominees for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer

• Justine Larbalestier discusses race in YA fiction and the cover of her latest book, Liar.

• How do you arrange your bookshelves? (Mine are grouped by accident, mostly. Pern in the back.)

• Awesome gloves that let you climb buildings! I’m waiting for the accompanying helmet that cures fear of plummeting to my death.

• Realms of Fantasy is now offering some free ad space to small print magazines.

[Image capped from Google Earth’s moon landing promotional video.]