Hugo Book Club Blog
Discussion of Hugo Award nominees for best novel, other science fiction novels, and analysis of the awards.
- Based in United States of America
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Most recent posts
We are pleased to share a guest blog post from Hugo-winning fanzine editor RiverFlow. Hello science fiction fans attending the 2024 World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow. First of all, have you heard of Chinese …
Image via GoodreadsGiven the timelines involved in publishing a novel, there was no way to predict that The Siege of Burning Grass would hit bookshelves at a time when the tensions it explores are playing …
Cover Design by Lauren PanepintoCover Illustration by Yuko Shimizu(Image via Orbit Books)Early in the 20th century, the Soviet Union’s government rejected the theory of natural selection and genetic heredity in favour of Trofim Lysenko’s pseudoscience …