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Catching up
Not a great deal to report, I'm afraid. A lot of life events have interfered this year, and I've been very unproductive. Still fo...
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Some news for the Touchstone fans. The wonderful Justine of Seraminda Editions has faced down the truly daunting task of translating Cass...
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Fallout is one of the major game franchises that passed me by - primarily because I'm a hard sell on shooters, though the Fallout seri...
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Cute Demon Crashers is unique in my experience. Admittedly, I'm not an expert in the otome gaming area, but most (non-puzzle/time mana...
Aww, between that and the world not ending, the 21st of May seems a bit of a disappointment.
ReplyDeleteNevertheless, a well-deserved nomination. So, who won? (It was that Roberts-Rayner person again, wasn't it?)
"Power and Majesty" won the fantasy category. I read all the entries before going, and they were really diverse - paranormal romance, urban fantasy, high fantasy, epic fantasy. Reading through them made it clear to me that I would suck at being a judge, because I immediately gravitated toward the book which was in the sub-genre I usually read ("Heart's Blood").
ReplyDeleteI was fairly sure that I wasn't going to win, so was more stressed out about driving to an unfamiliar bit of the city with unnecessarily complicated roads.
The Rapture would have been _fascinating_ if it had happened.
I'm so sad I didn't get to meet you - nobody was wearing nametags - but I would have loved to say hi.
ReplyDeleteIt was so wall-to-wall people I'm not sure name tags would have helped!
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