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2015 Hugo Nominee | Totaled by Kary English
The Hugo nominees were announced last Saturday, and Totaled by Kary English was among the nominees for Best Short Story. I try to read and review as many of the nominees as possible, and since a quick...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: Flow by Arlan Andrews, Sr.
Arlan Andrews’ “Flow” was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novella (a story with a word count between 17,500 words and 40,000 words). “Flow” was originally published in the November issue of...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: The Triple Sun: A Golden Age Tale by Rajnar Vajra
Every time I let my subscription to Analog expire, like I did in the middle of last year, a story from the periodical gets nominated for an award and I end up kicking myself. Rajnar Vajra’s The Triple...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie
Ancillary Sword is the second in Ann Leckie’s Imperial Radch series and the sequel to Ancillary Justice (my review here). Picking up chronologically almost immediately after the events of that book, it...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison
When the Emperor and all of his sons die in a tragic accident, Maia becomes the unexpected heir to the throne Katherine Addison’s The Goblin Emperor. The son of a political marriage, Maia is half...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: Championship B’tok by Edward M. Lerner
It’s an intriguing and dangerous universe Edward M. Lerner’s Championship B’tok attempts to create. The Hugo nominated novelette opens on a universe that is shrunken and more interconnected than ours,...
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2015 Hugo Nominee: The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin
China’s Cultural Revolution is in full swing. Intellectuals and scientists are denounced by their students for teachings contrary to the communist orthodoxy. The country is in turmoil. No one can be...
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