Happy Friday the 13th!  In case you're looking for a way to celebrate, here is IGN's list of the top 25 scariest movies ever.  I know my vote would have to be for Alien--I saw part of it at a sleepover when I was in 3rd grade (we weren't supposed to be watching it, and it was way past our bedtime), and the images from that movie haunted me for months. 

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And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming, with some more fun links!

• Salvador Dali's incredible illustrations for Alice in Wonderland. (William Bennet Gallery)
• It has been David Bowie week over at Tor, which has been a lot of fun.  Also, voting is now open for their readers' choice awards. (Tor)
• Dr. Seuss meets the Joker. (DrFaustusAU at DeviantArt)
• Trying to lose weight after the holidays?  These Daleks will exterminate your diet!  (Ok, that was bad, but I couldn't resist.) (Neatorama)
• The beautiful, wonderful, magical "Joy of Books." (YouTube)
• Valuable things learned from books--Liberty Hardy's "Learn After Reading." (BookRiot)

Have a great weekend, everyone!