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2020 Hugo picks: Novellas
May. 31st, 2020 04:24 pmThese fell pretty neatly into two equal categories for me: "meh" and "WOW." I had some trouble deciding between the WOWs.
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2020 Hugo picks: Novelettes
May. 21st, 2020 07:50 amLike last year, this is once again a really strong slate [1]. I enjoyed all of these.
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2019 Hugo picks: Novels
Jul. 31st, 2019 11:04 amGetting this in just under the buzzer, but life gets in the way sometimes. All familiar names here, but this is a pretty strong set.
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Tags:
- ada palmer,
- ann leckie,
- becky chambers,
- catherynne m valente,
- charles stross,
- charlie jane anders,
- hugo awards,
- j. k. rowling,
- jeff vandermeer,
- ken liu,
- kij johnson,
- kim stanley robinson,
- lemony snicket,
- liu cixin,
- mary robinette kowal,
- n. k. jemison,
- naomi novik,
- neal stephenson,
- neil gaiman,
- peter watts,
- rebecca roanhorse,
- ted chiang,
- yoon ha lee
2017 Hugo epilogue
Aug. 20th, 2017 05:39 pmAs a preface, here's what I voted for in the categories that weren't works of written fiction (and thus I care less about):( Read more... )
2014 Hugo picks: novelettes
Jul. 13th, 2014 09:21 pmThis is the category where the SF culture war partisans seem to be out in most force. Alright, let's wade in, then. ( Read more... )
