Hugos

[chris_gerrib]

Nominations for the 2014 Hugos are allegedly now open. I have nothing eligible. For my reference, here are the 2014 Hugo-eligible stuff I've read or seen:

Novels

Hurricane Fever - Tobias Buckell
Zero Sum Game and Half Life - S.L. Huang
Valour and Vanity - Mary Robinette Kowal
Seat of Magic - J. Kathleen Cheney
Lex Talonis - R.S.A. Garcia
Cibola Burn - James S. A. Corey
Defenders - Will McIntosh
The Burning Dark - Adam Christopher
A Darkling Sea - James Cambias
The Immortality Game - Ted Cross
Time Heist - Anthony Vicino
Ancillary Sword - Ann Leckie
A Crack in Everything - Ruth Frances Long (need to check eligibility on this - only published in Ireland)
Locked In - John Scalzi
(Note: Andy Weir's The Martian is not eligible - self-published in 2012)
ETA 1/28/15:
Trial By Fire - Charles E. Gannon

Long Form:

Interstellar
Edge of Tomorrow
Hunger Games
Guardians of Galaxy
Space Station 76

Related:

Invisible - Jim C. Hines

Comments

Hugos

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the mention, Chris! While I'm not pushing my book for Best Novel or the Campbell for best new author, since I know not enough people know about my book for it to have a chance, I am trying to get Hugo voters to pay attention to Stephan Martiniere's art work this year. His covers for both my book and for Shield and Crocus are amazing, and I haven't seen any better art this year, so he's deserving of a nomination at least.

[catsittingstill.livejournal.com]

For short story, I enjoyed "Toad Words" by Ursula Vernon (http://ursulavernon.tumblr.com/post/89980094313/toad-words)

I'm still looking around for other short stories.