Category: Sad Puppies

Toni Weisskopf got 1,216 first-line #1 votes. Arguably the most of any editor in the history of the Hugo awards. Sheila Gilbert got 754 first-line

Michael Rapoport — from the Wall Street Journal — contacted me to ask me if I would be willing to offer any immediate thoughts on

At this point, there will never be anything like a final comment on Sad Puppies 3. I myself have been talking less and less about

Someone forwarded me a copy of Kevin J. Maroney’s editorial from the April New York Review of Science Fiction. I don’t normally read Maroney’s column,

I’ve noticed that some people (who were opposed to the Sad Puppies effort) are actually reading the contents of the Hugo final ballot, and are

I’m on orders for the next (more or less) year. My ability to pay attention to and track what’s going on in social media is