HUGO AWARD-WINNING SCIENCE FICTION & FANTASY MAGAZINE
2010 Reader's Poll Results
Last month, we asked you to vote for your favorite Clarkesworld artwork and short fiction published in 2010. The results are in and it's my pleasure to present the 2010 Clarkesworld Magazine Reader's Poll winners:
1st Place - "The Things" by Peter Watts (podcast). This story has been selected for inclusion in four year's best anthologies (Dozois, Horton, Kaster and Strahan), was a Parsec nominee and is a current BSFA Award nominee.
2nd Place - "Thirteen Ways of Looking at Space/Time" by Catherynne M. Valente (podcast).
3rd Place - "A Jar of Goodwill" by Tobias S. Buckell (podcast)
1st Place - "Honeycomb" by Julie Dillon
2nd Place - "Soulhunter" by Andrey Lazarev
3rd Place (tie) - "Solitude" by Rafael Sarmento & "My Secret Friend" by Murat Turan
Congratulations to our winners and thanks to everyone who participated!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Neil Clarke is the editor of Clarkesworld Magazine, Forever Magazine, and The SFWA Bulletin; owner of Wyrm Publishing; and a six-time Hugo Award Nominee for Best Editor (short form). His anthologies include Upgraded, Galactic Empires, More Human Than Human, The Final Frontier, and the Best Science Fiction of the Years series. His most recent anthology, Not One of Us, was published in November by Night Shade Books. He currently lives in NJ with his wife and two children.
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euphrosyne wrote on February 1st, 2011 at 1:48 am:
I wasn't impressed by short #2, and I somehow totally missed numbers 1 and 3, so I'll be reading those presently!
Really shocked that neither of my top two (The Cull; Messenger) made it, but cheers to the winners. And the art is all great--one of the most impressive things about Clarkesworld is the consistency of the art direction. No other SF publication comes close, stylistically.
trdtjc wrote on February 1st, 2011 at 8:54 am:
Great winners but didn't we vote for a best non-fiction also? What happened to that?
Neil Clarke wrote on February 1st, 2011 at 9:59 am:
Unfortunately, the majority of people skipped the non-fiction portion of the survey. We didn't receive enough votes in those categories to declare a winner. The margin of error was bigger than the difference in votes between 1st and 8th place.
JS Bangs wrote on February 1st, 2011 at 5:43 pm:
@euphrosyne, I'm with you as regards #2--I really disliked this story, as I found it tedious and self-indulgent. Obviously I'm in the minority here.
#3 was great, but I also skipped #1. Off to read, now!