“Guess what, I’m a winner!”
Or: “Guess what, I’m a finalist!”
From now on, Prometheus Awards finalists and winners will have an optional extra way to publicize their honor: an official LFS awards badge.
Continue reading Introducing the new Prometheus Award badges for finalists, winners
If one of the salutary effects of the Prometheus Award for Best Novel over the decades has been to help raise the visibility of new, young or emerging talent, that goal might well be furthered by this year’s larger-than-usual slate of nominees.
These 16 novels, published in 2021 and listed below, reflect a wide range of styles, from the satirical to the sorrowful and from hard sf to mythic fantasy.
The Prometheus Hall of Fame Award honors classic SF that promotes individual liberty, and with our current crop of nominees, we’ve reached across decades of work:
One of the nominations is for a Rudyard Kipling story published in 1912, and we also have work from the 1940s, the 1960s and the 1980s.
Official press release follows.
— Tom Jackson
Continue reading Our latest ‘Hall of Fame’ nominees span many decades
