A handy guide to all SFF-related posts and works of 2024

I never felt particularly comfortable with eligibility posts, but I posted such an overview for the first time in 2016, when someone added my name to the Hugo Nominations Wiki. Eventually, it paid off, because I was a Hugo finalist for Best Fan Writer in 2020, 2021 and 2022 and won in 2022.

So if you’re interested in what I write, here is an overview of all SFF related blogposts of 2023, in chronological order, as well as a list of all the SFF and other fiction I published.

I separated the Masters-of-the-Universe-Piece Theatre Toy Photo Stories from the rest of the blogposts, because they are quite different from everything else.

That said, I have a shiny rocket on my shelf and there are many highly deserving fan writers who have never even been nominated, let alone won. Therefore, I’d like to ask  to nominate some of those other great folks.

Finally, I know that there are people out there who don’t like me and don’t like what I have to say. That’s okay, no one has to like me and my work. But if you don’t like my work, just don’t read it. There’s no need to send harassment mobs my way.

And if you think you’re going to silence me, think again. Cause it’s not going to work.

At this blog:

The Complete Masters-of-the-Universe-Piece Theatre Toy Photo Stories:

At Galactic Journey:

Elsewhere:

Podcast appearances:

Fiction (SFF):

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3 Responses to A handy guide to all SFF-related posts and works of 2024

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  2. Joachim Boaz says:

    Thank you for all your work this year. As you know, I especially enjoy your coverage (via podcast or review) of older SF! Maybe we can be on an episode of David’s podcast together. I joined his Simak’s “The Huddling Place” episode.

    • Cora says:

      Thank you. I hope to get back to reviewing more older SFF in 2025. 2024 was a tough year for personal reasons and I often wasn’t in the headspace for writing reviews.

      I’m always up for doing another episode of David’s podcast and I like “The Huddling Place” and reviewed it back in 2020. Not my favourite City story, IMO “Desertion” would have been a much better choice.

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