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Usual rules apply - one novel/novella nomination per member of 2023 works

If a mid-September release date isn't too late, I'll nominate Starter Villain.

Is this just lists of new books that will come out in October?

I鈥檒l nominate Ascension by Nicholas Binge. I鈥檓 not familiar with the author鈥檚 work but the book has been widely reviewed and looks interesting and perhaps fun.

Hey Karl, this is where we nominate books released anytime in 2023 for us to buddy read together in October. 馃榾

MH wrote: "If a mid-September release date isn't too late, I'll nominate Starter Villain."

Yes, mid-Sept is fine for October reads but have in mind that a lot of members use libraries to get their monthly reads and it is sometimes not easy to get just published books there - both because there is a gap before libs get new releases and initial queues

Karl wrote: "Is this just lists of new books that will come out in October?"

No, moreover it is preferable to get 'older' books, published earlier this year. Also, bear in mind that one of the initial reasons why this group was started was to get ready for the next year's SFF award nomination period, thus popular books of popular authors, like Connie Willis's The Road to Roswell, published this year are probably the best choice. Of course less famous authors/works are fine as well

Stephen wrote: "I鈥檒l nominate Ascension by Nicholas Binge."

Sounds great and my lib has it!

I nominate Red Team Blues by Cory Doctorow, even if current SFF fandom is less fond of him than it was in 2000-2010 decade when he got several Hugo and Nebula nominations

And Put Away Childish Things by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Oleksandr wrote: "Yes, mid-Sept is fine for October reads but have in mind that a lot of members use libraries to get their monthly reads and it is sometimes not easy to get just published books there - both because there is a gap before libs get new releases and initial queues"

I know - I'm one of them (and still waiting to get Translation State. But I guess people can decide that when they vote, and stuff can always be renominated later if it still looks like a good prospect and wasn't successful.

Rebecca wrote: "Hey Karl, this is where we nominate books released anytime in 2023 for us to buddy read together in October. 馃榾"

Ah, thanks! I'm still getting used to the groups. As an author I try not to listen more than speak. :-)

Oleksandr wrote: "MH wrote: "If a mid-September release date isn't too late, I'll nominate Starter Villain."

Yes, mid-Sept is fine for October reads but have in mind that a lot of members use librar..."

Ah, thanks, that makes sense. I somehow thought it was just a list of new books (and my next SF book will probably be out then, about two software tools becoming sentient). But I see that's not relevant. :-)

Can I nominate Some Desperate Glory again? 馃榿

Rebecca wrote: "Can I nominate Some Desperate Glory again? 馃榿"

Yes, definitely! Some Desperate Glory it is

I plan to finish the nominations today and make a poll tomorrow, so if you still plan to nominate, please do it now

Kalin wrote: "And Put Away Childish Things by Adrian Tchaikovsky"

agree. also Some Desperate Glory

So I don't need to choose anything!

The poll is on /poll/show/2...

So far Some Desperate Glory leads

I would read three of these nominees: Some Desperate Glory, Red Team Blues, and my nominee And Put Away Childish Things

Oleksandr wrote: "So far Some Desperate Glory leads"

Now it鈥檚 Red Team Blues. Tight race.

Red Team Blues still leads. The poll will end tomorrow

The voting is over, the winner is Red Team Blues