Nebulas announced
May. 13th, 2007 02:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alanajoliWell, I didn't keep up with the Nebulas and read them all in advance, which I suppose means I can shorten my ever growing reading list by just reading the winners.
One of these years, I will actually keep up again. Maybe I should start a sci-fi/fantasy book club and read the Hugo nominees before WorldCon in September. But since that's only three months away and I know there are more than three nominees for best novel, maybe I'll think ahead to next year and plan it for then. That gives me a little bit of time to start finding sci-fi and fantasy readers in my area--an unexplainable rarity in the land of Yale. You'd think that the Connecticut shoreline would be awash with geeks of all stripes due to the proximity of that institution, but we're sadly short on game stores, niche genre stores, and even just SFF circulation in the libraries. I'll have to see if![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
banana_pants and any of the other New Haven-ites would be up for some good coffee-shop book clubbing.
One of these years, I will actually keep up again. Maybe I should start a sci-fi/fantasy book club and read the Hugo nominees before WorldCon in September. But since that's only three months away and I know there are more than three nominees for best novel, maybe I'll think ahead to next year and plan it for then. That gives me a little bit of time to start finding sci-fi and fantasy readers in my area--an unexplainable rarity in the land of Yale. You'd think that the Connecticut shoreline would be awash with geeks of all stripes due to the proximity of that institution, but we're sadly short on game stores, niche genre stores, and even just SFF circulation in the libraries. I'll have to see if
banana_pants and any of the other New Haven-ites would be up for some good coffee-shop book clubbing.
