Awards, Awards

[grrm]

The Hugo Awards may be the best-known and most prestigious awards for science fiction and fantasy, but they're not the only ones. With the controversies about this year's ballot raging on every side, we risk losing sight of the some other awards

Comments

[gummitch]

If you're considering worlds that our old assumptions about have been overturned by science (and/or having a close look), "Old Mercury" could be next.

[grrm]

I did like Old Mercury, with its twilight zone and all. Anyone else out there remember "Brightside Crossing?" Terrific story.

New Spidey

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Hi Mr. Martin. I know it could be not the best place yo ask, but I do not know anyone but this. I've heard that you're a great fan of superheroes, specially Spiderman. I wanted to ask you if you have seen Civil War, and what do you about the movie, and about this new Spiderman. It's said that he could be the best Spiderman... and I think is good, but I don't know if he is that good.
Thank you so much. Ernest

Re: New Spidey

[grrm]

Haven't seen the movie yet.

Cover

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That is one badass cover.

Sabes Nada, Juan Nieve

[jaredmg]

Bummed to miss Stephen Graham Jones at the Cocteau. But looking forward to catching The Invitation when I'm in SF later this month. Congrats on your (and Elizabeth's) nominations! I'm still writing away.

- Jared

[ext_2481276]

What about "Old Pluto"? It's not even a planet anymore. Restore it's dignity!