Hugo Finalists
My Readings
My current Hugo 2016 reading list. These are works I've read and considered, not necessarily ones I intend to nominate, and it will be updated as I find new works or decide something is worth adding to the list, generally once a week on Sunday. Works will be listed alphabetically by title. .Novel - Awarded for a science fiction or fantasy story of forty thousand (40,000) words or more.
- Archivist Wasp by Nicole Kornher-Stace (my review)
- Beasts of Tabat by Cat Rambo (my review)
- The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin (my review)
- The Just City by Jo Walton (my review)
- Karen Memory by Elizabeth Bear (my review)
- The Philosopher Kings by Jo Walton (my review)
- Seraphina/Shadow Scale by Rachel Hartman (I think these work best as a duology, and I will likely nominate them as such)
- Seveneves by Neal Stephenson (my review)
- Uprooted by Naomi Novik (my review)
- Entrepreneurs by Robert Grossbach (my review)
- Penric's Demon by Lois McMaster Bujold (my review)
- What Has Passed Shall In Kinder Light Appear by Bao Shu (my review)
- "Brigas Nunca Mais" by Martin L. Shoemaker (my review)
- "Entanglements" by David Gerrold (my review)
- "Ether" by Zhang Ran, translated by Carmen Yiling Yan and Ken Liu (my review)
- "Folding Beijing" by Hao Jingfang (my review)
- "Karma Among the Cloud Kings" by Brian Trent (my review)
- "Sacred Cows: Death and Squalor on the Rio Grande" by A.S. Diev (my review)
- "Tasha's Fail-Safe" by Adam Troy-Castro (my review)
- "Blue Ribbon" by Marissa Lingen (my review)
- "Bucket List Found in the Locker of Maddie Price, Age 14, Written Two Weeks Before the Great Uplifting of All Mankind" by Erica L. Satifka (my review)
- "Cat Pictures Please" by Naomi Kritzer (my review)
- "Chocolate Chip Cookies for the Apocalypse" by Claire Spaulding (my review)
- "The Cubicle Witch" by James Luther Reinebold (my review)
- "Damage" by David D. Levine (my review)
- "Endgame" by Barry Charman (my review)
- "The Extraordinary Extraterrestrial Togo Mouse from Ghana" by Ryan W. Norris (my review)
- "Find a Way Home" by Paul Cornell (my review)
- "God Mode" by Daniel H. Wilson (my review)
- "Going Endo" by Rich Larson (my review)
- "Headwater LLC" by Sequoia Nagamatsu (my review)
- "Hic Sunt Monstra" by Brian Trent (my review)
- "The Kindness of Bones" by Leslie Jane Anderson (my review)
- "Madeleine" by Amal El-Mohtar (my review)
- "Mightier Than The Sword" by Arlene F. Marks (my review)
- "Miriam and I, After the End" by I. Verse (my review)
- "The Ninth Seduction" by Sean McMullen (my review)
- "Not My Circus, Not My Monkeys: The Elephant's Tale" by Damien Angelica Walters (my review)
- "The Parliment of Cheese and Curds" by Camestros Felapton (my review)
- "The Pixie Game" by Anna Zumbro (my review)
- "Pocosin" by Ursula Vernon (my review)
- "Pot" by Chuck Rothman (my review)
- "Robot Boss" by Erick Melton (my review)
- "Sea Change" by Kimberly Unger (my review)
- "The Sixth Day" by Sylvia Anna Hivén (my review)
- "Time Bomb Time" by C.C. Finlay (my review)
- "The Universe, Sung in Stars" by Kat Howard (my review)
- "The Walking Thing" by Marlee Jane Ward (my review)
- "You Have Always Lived in the Castle" by Cat Rambo (my review)
- Where's the Beef by George R.R. Martin (my review)
- The Future's Been Here Since 1939: Female Fans, Cosplay, and Conventions by Erica McGillivray (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Magician's Apprentice" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Witch's Familiar" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "Under the Lake" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "Before the Flood" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Girl Who Died" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Woman Who Lived" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Zygon Invasion" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "The Zygon Inversion" (my review)
- Doctor Who: "Sleep No More" (my review)
- Gotham: "Red Hood" (my review)
- Gotham: "Everyone Has A Cobblepot" (my review)
- Gotham: "Damned If You Do..." (my review)
- Gotham: "Knock, Knock" (my review)
- Gotham: "The Last Laugh" (my review)
- Gotham: "Strike Force" (my review)
- Gotham: "Scarification" (my review)
- Gotham: "By Fire" (my review)
- Gotham: "Mommy's Little Monster" (my review)
- Gotham: "Tonight's the Night" (my review)
- Arrow: "Green Arrow" (my review)
- Arrow: "The Candidate" (my review)
- Arrow: "Restoration" (my review)
- Arrow: "Beyond Redemption" (my review)
- Arrow: "Haunted" (my review)
- Arrow: "Lost Souls" (my review)
- The Flash: "Out of Time" (my review)
- The Flash: "Fast Enough" (my review)
- The Flash: "The Man Who Saved Central City" (my review)
- The Flash: "Flash of Two Worlds" (my review)
- The Flash: "Family of Rogues" (my review)
- The Flash: "The Fury of Firestorm" (my review)
- The Flash: "The Darkness and The Light" (my review)
- The Flash: "Enter Zoom" (my review)
- Supergirl: "Pilot" (my review)
- Supergirl: "Stronger Together" (my review)
- Supergirl: "Fight or Flight" (my review)
Key
Not likely to nominate for a Hugo. (whether or not I enjoyed it)
Still on my possible nomination list.
Currently on my "to nominate" list.
Retro Hugos
The Retro Hugos for 1941 will be presented at MidAmeriCon II:
"Because most of us are unfamiliar with work from that period, we’ll be soliciting and publishing articles by members of the SF community to provide an overview of the works from 1940 that are eligible for nominations.
Nominations for the 2016 Hugo Awards and the 1941 Retro Hugo Awards will open in early January and close in late March. Once the final ballot is set, voting will open in mid-May and close in late July."
Lists of Works to Check Out
- Hugo 2016 Spreadsheet
- Hugo 2016 Wikia
- Goodreads list of Hugo 2016 Eligible Works
- BASFA's (Bay Area Science Fiction Association) Hugo recommendations site
- Hugo Recommendation Season website
- The Internet Speculative Fiction Database
Reviews of Potential Nominees
- Red Headed Femme's 2016 Hugos: For Your Consideration
- Aaron Pound's Dreaming About Other Worlds
- Deeds & Words Suggestions
- Bruce Baugh's 2016 Hugo Nomination Folder
- Rocket Stack Rank
- All my posts tagged "Hugo Suggestions"
Slates are Bad
- Amazing Stories: No Campaigns, No Slates
- Adam-Troy Castro: These Are Not Reasons to Vote For Me For a Hugo
- Elizabeth Bear: How I learned to stop worrying and love the concept of punitive slating.... (also, the first comment is by Charles Stross against slates)
- Ann Leckie: On Slates
From the Hugo FAQ:
Can I vote for something I have not read/seen?
No, don't nominate or vote for something you have not read or seen, and don't vote based on reputation - the Hugos are meant to honor your choices and judgments, not the rumor of someone else's.
Other Links
- The Hugo Awards
- World Science Fiction Society
- Worldcon
- MidAmeriCon II (Worldcon 2016)
- Worldcon 75 (Worldcon 2017)
Feel free to use the comments on this page to make suggestions or point out a site that has reviews (comments that do not suggest works or sites will not be posted).
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