2023 Locus Awards Winners
2023 Locus Awards Winners
The Locus Science Fiction Foundation announced the winners in each category of the 2023 Locus Awards on June 24, 2023, during the Locus Awards Weekend. Maggie Tokuda-Hall MCed the awards ceremony w…
I wouldn't know which work is best qualified to win as I haven't read them all. I do find this helpful for suggestions on what to read next.
I liked Kaiju Preservation Society and can highly recommended it as a relatively light and silly read.
I think the only one out of those I read is the Golden Enclaves, and it's good.
Whatever Greg Egan writes is always amazing.
Other than that hard what else to choose.
I haven't read any of his work so looked him up. Wow! https://www.tor.com/2020/04/08/why-greg-egan-is-science-fictions-next-superstar/
Great article on Greg Egan, and yes, he is all that. The Orthogonal series is incredible, and melds absolutely rigorous SF set in a completely different physics from us, with the thrill of making sense of experimental results, working out the maths, and sorting out social problems that have analogues to our own. I can't recommend it enough.
Sad that Katherine Addison/The Grief of Stones didn't win. That book was incredible in my opinion.
I see Nona the Ninth on there - after working my way through the first two books, I'm not sure I dare pick it up.