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ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Poem "Care for Lightning" by Mari Ness.
It was also a Nebula Award finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
                           Sure, she sent those heavenly snakes to slither into that hand-hewn crib, and slide along that baby’
ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Poem "The Mourning Robot" by Angela Liu.
It is also on the Rhysling longlist and was a Nebula finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
                          They came with machetes asked if we knew the way to Wonderland.  We were built to love the dead, to
ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "Kaiju Agonistes" by Scott Lynch!
It is also in the Locus Recommended Reading List!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
Content note: Historical racism and misogyny  [Time Reference Unavailable]—August, 1946 The watchseed is planted in a watery hemisphere of
ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "The Millay Illusion" by Sarah Pinsker!
It also is in the Locus Recommended Reading List, placed 4th in the Uncanny Poll, and was a Locus Award finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
For the whole of the year that I now look back on as the best of my life, Susanna Miller’s act began twenty-three minutes after mine ended.
ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Short Story "Six People to Revise You" by J. R. Dawson! I
t also placed 1st on the Uncanny Poll and was a Nebula finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
A parent or guardian Someone who has known you since childhood A mentor or teacher An employer or coworker A spouse, partner, or close intim
ICYMI!! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Short Story "10 Visions of the Future; or, Self-Care for the End of Days" by Samantha Mills!
It also placed 2nd in the Uncanny Poll!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
1. There is a future in which a hellgate opens off the coast of California. It happens at midnight on the first day of the new year, which i
ICYMI! Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "When He Calls Your Name" by Catherynne M. Valente!
It was also on the Locus Recommended Reading List, is a Locus Award finalist, and placed 1st on the Uncanny Poll!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
There’s nights in the deep end of summer so hot and thick and wet you can feel the dark wrinkling up your fingers like bathwater—and my last
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Poem "Care for Lightning" by Mari Ness.
It was also a Nebula Award finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
                           Sure, she sent those heavenly snakes to slither into that hand-hewn crib, and slide along that baby’
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Poem "The Mourning Robot" by Angela Liu.
It is also on the Rhysling longlist and was a Nebula finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
                          They came with machetes asked if we knew the way to Wonderland.  We were built to love the dead, to
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "Kaiju Agonistes" by Scott Lynch!
It is also in the Locus Recommended Reading List!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
Content note: Historical racism and misogyny  [Time Reference Unavailable]—August, 1946 The watchseed is planted in a watery hemisphere of
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "The Millay Illusion" by Sarah Pinsker!
It also is in the Locus Recommended Reading List, placed 4th in the Uncanny Poll, and was a Locus Award finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
For the whole of the year that I now look back on as the best of my life, Susanna Miller’s act began twenty-three minutes after mine ended.
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Short Story "10 Visions of the Future; or, Self-Care for the End of Days" by Samantha Mills!
It also placed 2nd in the Uncanny Poll!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
1. There is a future in which a hellgate opens off the coast of California. It happens at midnight on the first day of the new year, which i
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Short Story "Six People to Revise You" by J. R. Dawson!
It also placed 1st on the Uncanny Poll and was a Nebula finalist!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
A parent or guardian Someone who has known you since childhood A mentor or teacher An employer or coworker A spouse, partner, or close intim
Reading for the Hugo Awards?
Try the finalist for Best Novelette "When He Calls Your Name" by Catherynne M. Valente!
It was also on the Locus Recommended Reading List, is a Locus Award finalist, and placed 1st on the Uncanny Poll!
You can read it here or in the Hugo packet!
There’s nights in the deep end of summer so hot and thick and wet you can feel the dark wrinkling up your fingers like bathwater—and my last
Congratulations to Mari Ness!
Mari Ness's poem "Care for Lightning" is a Nebula Award finalist!
You can read it here!
                           Sure, she sent those heavenly snakes to slither into that hand-hewn crib, and slide along that baby’
ICYMI!
Congratulations to E. N. DÃaz!
E. N. DÃaz's poem "Cassandra" is on the Rhysling longlist!
You can read it here!
This poem is dedicated to Ted Chiang. Monday September 23rd, 1991 What is this? A letter I wrote —am writing— for you to find after your bro
ICYMI!
Congratulations to Jasmine Leng!
Jasmine Leng's poem "Caesar Says, Earthquakes Aren’t So Manifest From Space" is on the Rhysling longlist!
You can read it here!
                          When she kissed those man-killing hands, my flesh rust on her lips, and Brutus absolved—I said Well t
ICYMI!