Hugo Thoughts
The Hugo nominations are in.
It's a great nomination list. I hesitated when I was told that The Graveyard Book was nominated -- I turned down a Hugo nomination for Anansi Boys a few years ago. But this time, after a few days to think, I accepted, and I'm glad I did, mostly because it's really astonishingly nice company to be in. The kind of company where I don't feel like I'm in competition: Neal Stephenson, Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross are friends (I've known Charles since, wh
It's a great nomination list. I hesitated when I was told that The Graveyard Book was nominated -- I turned down a Hugo nomination for Anansi Boys a few years ago. But this time, after a few days to think, I accepted, and I'm glad I did, mostly because it's really astonishingly nice company to be in. The kind of company where I don't feel like I'm in competition: Neal Stephenson, Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross are friends (I've known Charles since, wh
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Mar 20, 2009 03:28AM
I'm soo happy for you! You deserve to win! But I wonder why you turned the nomination down the first time..
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That's amazing))) my congrats))) and compliments
Rachel wrote: "I'm soo happy for you! You deserve to win! But I wonder why you turned the nomination down the first time.."I'm also curious about this. Anansi Boys was delicious.
Good luck, Neil! TGB was great!
(but so was Anansi Boys, why did that happen?)
That's brilliant Neil,If there is any justice in the world you will walk it
Simon
Congratulations on your nomination. The Graveyard Book is wonderful. I've just discovered your work and have become a fan of your writing. Well done and good luck.
