ladybusiness | (Reply)

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I am not surprised it was nominated; John Scalzi has a lot of cultural capital among people who vote for the Hugos. :) I generally expect anything he writes to make the ballot. For instance, after a recent discussion on Twitter I fully expect The Human Division to be on the ballot. Plus I suspect Republic of Thieves and The Ocean at the End of the Lane to make it (provided all the authors accept). Because the Hugos are a popular award, you can sort of predict what's likely to get the attention.

I like that there's a Hugos for movies because the traditional awards ignore genre material, which is 99% of what I'm interested in. :(