Thread: Finalists: 2015 Hugo Award
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Old 04-10-2015, 12:06 PM   #188
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I'm still like 30% sure that "Vox Day" is performance art of some kind. I met the guy before his Vox persona caught on, and what I see from online just doesn't jive with the guy I met.

In more on topic thoughts, I'm not really sure what I'll vote for this year for best novel. I liked Ancillary Justice, but not enough to bother continuing with the series. I REFUSE to read Goblin Emperor, I still have PTSD from one of her earlier books (A Companion to Wolves). I don't really enjoy urban fantasy, so no Jim Butcher for me. That leaves me between Kloos (which I liked, but wasn't crazy about) and Anderson (which I still need to read).
I thought Ancillary Sword was actually better than Ancillary Justice but I liked both very much. A Companion of Wolves was written together with Elizabeth Bear so maybe Sarah Monette alone is better?
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