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The BSFA has extended its deadline for nominations for the BSFA Awards until 10pm GMT tonight. If you are a BSFA member you can nominate online here. Bear in mind that only those works with the most nominations will be shortlisted for voting, so if you want to see a work appear on the ballot, vote for it even if (especially if!) it is already on the list of nominees.
And with that in mind, I'd like to note two of the current nominees:
Best Non-Fiction: The Unsilent Library: Essays on the Russell T. Davies Era of the New Doctor Who (Foundation Studies in Science Fiction), ed. Simon Bradshaw, Antony Keen and Graham Sleight (The Science Fiction Foundation)
Best Art: Cover of The Unsilent Library by Pete Young
Yes, this is a little bit of self-promotion. But I am with Paul Cornell on this; so long as it does not become intrusive or obnoxious, there is nothing wrong with promoting your work. And in the case of The Unsilent Library it was very much a team effort - not only my co-editors, but also our contributors. I have no qualms at all about promoting Pete Young's splendid cover.
And with that in mind, I'd like to note two of the current nominees:
Best Non-Fiction: The Unsilent Library: Essays on the Russell T. Davies Era of the New Doctor Who (Foundation Studies in Science Fiction), ed. Simon Bradshaw, Antony Keen and Graham Sleight (The Science Fiction Foundation)
Best Art: Cover of The Unsilent Library by Pete Young
Yes, this is a little bit of self-promotion. But I am with Paul Cornell on this; so long as it does not become intrusive or obnoxious, there is nothing wrong with promoting your work. And in the case of The Unsilent Library it was very much a team effort - not only my co-editors, but also our contributors. I have no qualms at all about promoting Pete Young's splendid cover.
