The 2014 British Fantasy Award nominees are: Best Fantasy Novel (the Robert Holdstock Award) Between Two Thorns, Emma Newman (Angry Robot) Blood and Feathers: Rebellion, Lou Morgan (Solaris) The Glass Republic, Tom Pollock (Jo Fletcher Books) The Ocean at the … Continue reading
The nominees for the 2013 British Fantasy Awards 2013 have been announced. The winners will be revealed at an awards banquet during the World Fantasy Convention in Brighton on Sunday, November 3. Best Fantasy Novel (the Robert Holdstock Award) Blood … Continue reading
The 2012 Hugo Award and John W. Campbell Award nominees have been announced. The Chicon 7 committee reports 1101 valid nominating ballots were received and counted. Best Novel (932 ballots) Among Others by Jo Walton (Tor) A Dance With Dragons … Continue reading
More items have been added to Renovation’s 2011 Hugo Voter Packet which Worldcon members may access between now and July 31. Connie Willis’ All Clear, the second volume of her nominated novel, now is part of the packet. It … Continue reading
The 2011 British Fantasy Awards shortlist has been announced. BEST NOVEL (AUGUST DERLETH FANTASY AWARD) Apartment 16 – Adam Nevill – Pan McMillan Demon Dance – Sam Stone – The House Of Murky Depths Leaping, The – Tom Fletcher – Quercus … Continue reading
Fantasycon 2011 will be held September 30-October 2 at the Royal Albion Hotel in Brighton, UK. The committee advises that fans book by July 1 to avoid disappointment, as the rooms are going fast. The con’s Guests of Honor are … Continue reading
The 2011 Hugo Voter Packet, a digital collection of Hugo-nominated works made available to 2011 Worldcon members, has been released by Renovation. This treasure trove includes the full text of four Best Novel nominees and Connie Willis’ Blackout, nominated in tandem with … Continue reading
Here are the 2011 Hugo Award nominations. There were 1006 valid nominating ballots — 992 electronic and 14 paper. Thanks to everyone who has sent congratulations. Best Novel Blackout/All Clear by Connie Willis (Ballantine Spectra) Cryoburn by Lois McMaster Bujold … Continue reading
(1) DEAD SCIENCE FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT. James Davis Nicoll brings us “Five SF Novels Inspired by Disproven Scientific Theories” at Reactor. The history of science is filled with beautiful hypotheses slain by ugly facts. The tendency of the universe to … Continue reading
The winner of the GUFF 2024 race is Kat Clay of Australia. GUFF, the Get Up-and-over Fan Fund or the Going Under Fan Fund, depending on which direction it’s running, exists to provide funds to enable well-known fans from Australasia … Continue reading