Here is the first of the five Best Novel 1941 Finalists. We will be presenting them in alphabetical order during this week.
What are your thoughts on this novel? Likes and dislikes? Does it deserve the Hugo?
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And here are the Best Novella finalists!
Next week, we will slow it back down and have a thread for each of the Best Novel finalists (a 1941 and a 2016 pick) each day.
Until then, let’s discuss the short fiction finalists (and semiprozine) in the various threads that just appeared!
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
Here are the Best Short Story finalists.
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
And today is hopefully the worst of the combining with 3 categories to discuss today. Thoughts, opinions?
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
Unfortunately, given the compressed time frame, we need to have multiple a day. So today is Best Fan Writer for both 1941 and 2016.
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
Some very interesting finalists in the Retro side of this category:
The Adventures of Superman: “The Baby from Krypton”
The Invisible Man Returns
Looney Tunes: “You Ought to Be in Pictures”
Merrie Melodies: “A Wild Hare”
Pinocchio
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
Ok, back to business! Still a few weeks left in voting, so here are the finalists for basically Best TV Episode (keep hoping to see some short films on there someday, but TV shows are just too widely popular).
Doctor Who: “Heaven Sent”
Grimm: “Headache”
Jessica Jones: “AKA Smile”
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: “The Cutie Map” Parts 1 and 2
Supernatural: “Just My Imagination”
So, who is at the top of your list and why?
As always, keep in mind the Comment Rules, and let’s discuss the Hugo finalists!
My apologies for the silence. There was an unexpected death in my family. But life is settling back into some sense of normalcy, so next week I do want to get this rolling again in what time we have left. Obviously there will be some compression and I am certainly behind in my reading. But any of you who want to chime in and discuss these works, I wanted to give you warning that we will get things moving again in a few days, but it will be moving quite quickly.
Thank you.
