Official The Deadlands 2023 Eligibility Post

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hey there.

it’s us, your favorite deathy magazine here to shake our tailbones in your general direction RE: the things that we published last year that are now ready for your award nomination considerations.

The Hugos are still open for nomination, and we would love it if you considered us!

Here is a handy link to vote.

HUGO-SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS

BEST SEMIPROZINE

it’s us, we’re a full-on semiprozine.

if you’re the kind of excellent person that votes for best semiprozine, we would just like to take this opportunity to tell you that we are definitely a semiprozine… which we have now done, and so we will move on to:

BEST EDITOR, SHORT FORM

E. Catherine Tobler, our talented and fearless Editor-In-Chief absolutely deserves to be considered for this nomination.

she is, and this is 100% true and written by me, The Publisher of The Deadlands Sean M: THE BEST.

If you could use a reminder of the amazing things we published in 2022, there are two things to look at:

First: the stories we’ve published that were on the 2022 Locus Recommended Reading List:

“The Long Way Up,” Alix E. Harrow

“A Dervish Among the Graves of Ghazni,” Tanvir Ahmed

“WE,” Phoenix Alexander

“Sunday in the Park with Hank,” Leah Bobet

“Thirteen Goes to the Festival,” L Chan

“The Projectionists,” E.M. Linden

“Give This Letter to the Crows,” Iona Datt Sharma

and here: the full list of short stories we published in 2022:

HERE ARE THE POEMS THAT ARE NOMINATED FOR A RHYSLING

there are three and we are very proud of them:

Shipwrecked, Gretchen Tessmer

Time Skip, by Alyza Taguilaso

My Great-Grandmother’s House, by Madalena Daleziou

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