Hello, readers. Among the five Hugo Award finalists (all women this year), three stories in the short story category left a strong impression on me. Why don't we just kill the kid in the Omelas hole? by

This week, Allyship Sunday returns with a topic that's difficult for me to write about. Let's get into it. Last weekend, a tremendous thing happened in the world of science fiction and fantasy: Author

The winners of the Hugo Award were announced tonight at the 2018 Worldcon, the annual science fiction and fantasy convention, taking place in San Jose this year. I shared the excellent ballot when it was

Members of the World Science Fiction Convention, who get to vote on the Hugo Awards, are eligible to receive the Hugo Awards Packet. This is, basically, a download link for many of the nominated works.

By now, you may know I really, really, really care about the Hugo Awards. I told you about my wiki, and shared my nomination ballot. Tonight, the final ballot was announced. Let's get to it. Best Novel:

I wanted to tell you about a project I started and has been going for a few years now. The Hugo Award Nominees wiki, usually called the Hugo Noms wiki, is a project I started a few years ago, with the

2017 is done, and it's time to figure out my ballot for the Hugo Award. Which means it's time to figure out my five favorite novels of 2017. This has not been an easy choice. SFF has never been better