So last year I was in Helsinki for WorldCon and watched The Hugos on twitter in the hotel bar with David Levine and Mari Ness and it was wonderful, but because the stream for the show went down, I did not get to see Ursula’s amazing Whalefall acceptance speech. I’ve since read the dramatized version and it is downright inspiring.
It’s inspired me to write (what I hope will be) an equally entertaining acceptance speech, on the off chance that I ever win such an award. But I’m getting ahead of myself.
In order to give the speech I must win.
In order to win, my work must be nominated
Friends, it is nomination season. The Hugo Awards will open for nominations soon, and the for SFWA members, the Nebulas are already open (but close February 15!) So, without further adieu, here are my works of fiction published in 2017, and the categories into which they fall for the 2018 award season.
(Note: category delineations were taken from the Hugo Awards info page. I could not find the respective information for the Nebulas, but I imagine it’s similar.)
Novel
THE WOLVES OF RIDDLEMOOR
(Perihelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
THE HAND OF RISHKÉ
(Aphelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
novella
THE EARTH IT WEEPS
(Perihelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
THE THOUSAND SONGS
(Perihelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
DAVEBOT
(Aphelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
OUT OF SPACE
(Aphelion 2017, Heliopause Productions)
NOVELETTE
ANOMALY 24
(Patreon.com, Self)
Short story
BOX’S DAY
(Patreon.com, Self)
Links will take you to where you can purchase/read the story or the anthology in which it first appeared. You can unlock both “Anomaly” and “Box’s Day” by pledging $5.00, and if you’re quick about cancelling after you’ve read them you can avoid being charged—though of course Patreon frowns at this practice. Obviously, if you can afford it I’d encourage you to wait until your pledge goes through and then cancel, but I’d rather you read the stories than not. If you want to, of course.
Thanks for your support, whatever form and amount that is.
G