No, *These* Are the Weekend Links

* I have a short entry in SFRA Review‘s ongoing “101” series for science fiction scholars, “Ecology 101.”

* Avoiding gender bias in reference writing.

* Presenting The Journal of Hate Studies.

* Peter Jackson Freely Admits The Hobbit‘s Production Was a Shambles.

* How property rights in outer space may lead to a scramble to exploit the moon’s resources.

* Academic job market watch: Simplify the Job Application Process.

* The prereq temptation.

* CNN Reporter Suspended Two Weeks For Tweet Expressing Sympathy Toward Syrian Refugees.

* Black Tape Over Black Faculty Portraits at Harvard Law School.

* I can’t believe they found a way to make it creepier.

* The hawk and the mouse are playing the same sport, but the hawk is playing it much better.

* Adaptation of Unfilmable Vonnegut Novel Now Has Slim Chance of Not Being Terrible.

* In search of red mercury.

* The end of Subway Jared.

* Goodnight Moon and modernism.

* The news for Obamacare just gets worse and worse. Death spiral?

* Your D&D alphabet.

* These Are the Most Spectacular Nature Photos of the Year.

* Most movies would be lucky to open to $50 million. Four weeks before its debut, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” has more than that in the bank.

* Adaptation of Unfilmable Vonnegut Novel Now Has Slim Chance of Not Being Terrible.

* It was thirty years ago today.

* I won’t hear it, and I won’t respond to it.

* And old Klingons never die, they just fade away.