Next SFF Author: Ben Aaronovitch

Day: May 22, 2019


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WWWednesday: May 22, 2019

Awards:

Congratulations to Mary Robinette Kowal, Bo Bolander and Aliette de Bodard among others for their Nebula wins last weekend. The full list of winners can be found here. Congratulations and thanks to all the finalists for providing us with such wonderful ideas, characters and stories.

Crimefest awards were announced, with Robert Galbraith AKA J.K. Rowling winning for best novel with her doorstop novel Lethal White. (Tastes differ; for me, that book reached criminal levels of boring.) A couple of the works shortlisted for this award slide over into the speculative.


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Exile’s Honor: One of the best VALDEMAR novels

Exile’s Honor by Mercedes Lackey

Alberich had been an honorable, loyal, and effective officer in Karse’s army for many years until the day the Karsite sunpriests discovered that part of his success was due to the flashes of foresight he sometimes gets. When they attempted to burn him alive as a witch, Alberich was saved by a white horse that turned out to be one of the blue-eyed mind-speaking Companions of Valdemar, an enemy of Karse. Now Alberich is in Valdemar being trained as a Herald and, since he’s such a good fighter,


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Next SFF Author: Ben Aaronovitch

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