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Hugo Award 2022 Finalist!


We’re over the moon to announce that PodCastle has been nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine for the second year running. We’re once again honoured to share this nomination with our spacefaring sister, Escape Pod, and we’re humbled and delighted at this recognition of our hard work over the past year. We’re amongst some stellar company in this category – congratulations to our fellow nominees!

The full list of nominees in all categories can be found here.

We’re so grateful to everyone who nominated us, and we’re thankful to all of our staff for their hard work and to our authors for entrusting us with their wonderful stories.

Winners will be announced at ChiCon8, which takes place between 1-5 September 2022.

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2021 Award Voters Packet


Here’s where you can find our offering for 2021 award consideration in one convenient download (to come!), or check it out episode by episode.
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  • Aurora Awards: The Aurora awards are voted on by the members of the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association (CSFFA), a national registered non-profit society.  Membership is open to all Canadian citizens and permanent residents for just $10 per calendar year. Voting closes September 4th.
  • British Fantasy Awards:  The winners (selected by jury) will be announced at Fantasycon on September 26th. Thank you to everyone who nominated us!
  • Hugo Awards: Members of DisCon III are eligible to vote on the 2021 Hugo Awards. You can check your membership status, or become a voting member, at the 2021 DisCon III registration page. Voting closes November 19th.
  • Ignyte Awards: Voting is open to the public and closes May 21st.

Originals!

  • PodCastle 611: “Yo, Rapunzel” by Kyle Kirrin, narrated by Alasdair Stuart, C.L. Clark, Setsu Uzumé, Matt Dovey, Jen R. Albert, Peter Behravesh, and Mur Lafferty, hosted by Setsu Uzumé. A PodCastle original published January 28, 2020. (34:51)
  • PodCastle 614: “White Noon” by Aidan Doyle, narrated by Julie Hoverson, Hosted by Setsu Uzumé. A PodCastle original published February 18, 2020. (37:54)
  • PodCastle 625: “Salt and Iron” by Gem Isherwood, narrated by Eve Upton, hosted by Setsu Uzumé. A PodCastle original published May 6, 2020. (37:54)
  • PodCastle 638: “Slipping the Leash” by Dan Micklethwaite, narrated by Austin Malone, hosted by Setsu Uzumé. A PodCastle original published August 4, 2020. (14:04)
  • PodCastle 640: “Mists Songs of Delhi” by Sid Jain, narrated by Amal Singh, hosted by Setsu Uzumé. A PodCastle original published August 18, 2020. (37:52)
  • PodCastle 654: “8-Bit Free Will” by John Wiswell, narrated by Wilson Fowlie, hosted by Matt Dovey and Wilson Fowlie. A PodCastle original published November 24. (37:52)
  • PodCastle 655: “Mariska and Major” by Damini Kane, narrated by Suna Dasi, hosted by Srikripa Krishna Prasad. A PodCastle original published December 1, 2020. (58:20)

Reprints!

  • PodCastle 619: “The Tale of Mahliya and Mauhub and the White-Footed Gazelle” by Sofia Samatar, narrated by C.L. Clark, hosted by Peter Behravesh. Reprint, originally published in The Starlit Wood, published in PodCastle March 24, 2020. (31:32)
  • PodCastle 632: “Our Chymical Séance” by Tony Pi, narrated by Wilson Fowlie, hosted by Jen R. Albert. Reprint, originally published in Clockwork Canada: Steampunk Fiction, published in PodCastle, June 23, 2020. (41:08)
  • PodCastle 652: “Apple”  by L.S. Johnson, narrated by Tatiana Grey, hosted by Setsu Uzumé. Reprint, originally published in F Is for Fairy, published in PodCastle November 11, 2020. (1:08:28)
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2021 Hugo Award Finalist!


Here at the castle, we couldn’t be more pleased to announce that PodCastle joins EscapePod as a finalist for the 2021 Hugo Award for Best Semiprozine! For thirteen years, across multiple teams, we’ve been doing our best to bring you great original and reprinted fantasy stories to listen to every week, and we’re so grateful for this recognition. A hearty thanks from the dragon to those who nominated us! We would be nowhere without our amazing team of editors, our producer, narrators, and of course, the writers who trust us with their stories.

Voting is now open to all members of WorldCon. For more information on our Voters Packet go here. Currently, WorldCon 2021 plans for a hybrid in person-virtual convention from December 15 to December 19, 2021. For most up-to-date details, however, check here.  

 

Here is the rest of the 2021 Ballot! Congratulations to all of the finalists! We’re honored to be among your ranks.