That’s because Wisconsin counts ponds and puddles as lakes and Minnesota actually has standards for our bodies of water
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That’s because Wisconsin counts ponds and puddles as lakes and Minnesota actually has standards for our bodies of water
I’m missing this by one day! I’m so bummed it’s only a 4 day exhibit (with the bonus NASA stuff)
Hey all! The Sidewise Awards are looking to broaden their group of judges to recognize some really dope and transformative alternate history.
Apply here forms.gle/Qv5UdJzkCJN9...
World’s shortest #mnstatefair sad story:
For Sale
Pronto Pup
Never Used
I can't remember if there were stairs at Glasgow (I think maybe no, but shorter ramp?), but I know there were center stage stairs at DC. It does seem like multiple options would be an easy win.
Because that is the floor of courtesy and respect.
I have to present awards on a monthly-ish basis on a much smaller scale (but still in front of an audience of 100+) and to people i mostly know but may not have ever said their full names before.
I always check pronunciations and write a phonetic guide so i get it right in the moment.
This is particularly egregious. Pretty sure finalists were asked for a pronunciation guide this year as they have in past years. It’s the most basic courtesy.
Same as it ever was
And marlboro.
Nanoreviews: Demon Daughter. Installment Immortality, Overcaptain. Senior Editor @joesherry.bsky.social has a trio of short reviews at the blog
www.nerds-feather.com/2025/07/nano...
Hey @aidanis.fun you mentioned Nintendo Force on your pod. How’s the print edition?
I’m really digging Mira Grant / Seanan McGuire’s new novel Overgrowth.
It’s *very* McGuire and feels like a successor to Newsflesh. Overgrowth is a different sort of book, but, like, it tracks that the same person wrote them.
Basically it’s my gross, uncomfortable comfort read.
The October Daye Reread: A Killing Frost
Senior editor @joesherry.bsky.social continues his Seanan McGuire re-read at the NOAF blog
www.nerds-feather.com/2025/06/the-...
A blue-tinted room full of white statues on marble plinths. One plinth is empty and bloodstained. The title text reads THROUGH GATES OF GARNET AND GOLD | SEANAN MCGUIRE. At the top, smaller text reads "A mini-masterpiece of portal fantasy." - NPR on Every Heart a Doorway
Are you ready to follow Nancy Whitman back through her pomegranate-gate, into the Halls of the Dead?
Hope so.
Pining for a Orin and Jodotha novel over here
More Kate Elliott is always the answer
Psh, a sequel to Black Wolves, by Kate Elliott.
I’ll second Daniel Keys Moran. The Long Run hit me at just the right time (and google tells me that he’s apparently been serializing more Continuing Time novels so excuse me while I go look those up)
Deryni. Can’t type today
From Kurtz’s Deeyni series, that is. If you look at the geneologies you’ll notice a LOT of notable characters died that year
Otherwise I want Katherine Kurtz’s long rumored 948 book that I am quite certain isn’t going to happen.
It should be Melanie Rawn’s The Captal’s Tower to close out a trilogy I haven’t started, but I kind of want another Dragon Prince book from Rawn even though it was all fairly well closed out.
(There’s totally more)
Maybe don’t tell me 😀
I kind of assumed it was a Piers Anthony novel. Was not
Woooooooooo!
Book Review: When the Moon Hits Your Eye, by John Scalzi
Senior editor @joesherry.bsky.social has our review on whether it is gouda or not, as always at the NOAF blog.
www.nerds-feather.com/2025/04/book...
