Journalist Jason Sanford tweeted a report that the Chengdu Worldcon will release the Hugo finalists on July 6.
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Journalist Jason Sanford tweeted a report that the Chengdu Worldcon will release the Hugo finalists on July 6.
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Yay! Assume that 9 EDT is what is meant.
Clicking with hopd6
That would be tomorrow at midday german time. Will be an interesting day, if true. I hope but I am skeptical (also skeptical if we get a HugoPacket this year.
I am skeptical about getting a packet too. Although I did notice what appeared to be packet download buttons (not working yet, of course) when I logged into the not-ready voting area the other night.
I understand that it was the finalists who got that email notice. Very kind of Jason to tell the rest of us 🙂
Oh, I was wondering about not getting that email. (I’ve had surprisingly good luck receiving Chengdu’s emails.)
Thanks to Jason and Mike for passing on the info.
I would assume that email from worldcon was only sent to Jason. I confirmed with one finalists that he did not receive such communication.
I don’t assume that it only went to Jason, based on Paul Weimer’s earlier comment.
I hope the Hugo Finalast list is released tomorrow. And that we get a Hugo packet.
Those would both be nice things.
Looks like this is the page to watch:
https://en.chengduworldcon.com/news3_35_95_32_66_76_50/124.html
Right now (12:35 BST) it returns a 404, but it’s linked from https://en.chengduworldcon.com/news3_35_95_32_66_76_50/119.html with the label “Finalists for the 2023 Hugo Awards are to announce”
The email was supposedly sent to all Hugo finalists. Here’s the essential info in the email:
I read this post at about 0639 PDT and the list is up. I shouldn’t be picky but the Chengdu fans should have a native English speaker check their grammar and word usage.
Now I need to do some reading and watching.