Ann Leckie started the series with the publication of “Ancillary Justice” in 2013. Photo Credit: Orbit
Toledo-born Ann Leckie received the Hugo Award for Best Series at the 82nd World Science Fiction and Fantasy Convention for her “Imperial Radch” trilogy. She was far from the only luminary honored in Glasgow as the event’s list of winners included the brightest stars in the industry.
“Some Desperate Glory” by Emily Tesh was named Best Novel. Naomi Kritzer did the short fiction double, taking home awards for Best Novelette and Best Short Story for “The Year Without Sunshine” and “Better Living Through Algorithms” respectively.
Emily Tesh has received a ton of critical acclaim for her military sci-fi epic. Photo Credit: Tor Books
Other major awards went to Rovina Cai (Best Professional Artist), “Baldur’s Gate 3” (Best Game or Interactive Work), and volume 11 of “Saga” (Best Graphic Story or Comic).
For a full list of winners and nominees head to https://glasgow2024.org/hugo-awards/2024-hugo-award-winners/
Ismael David Mujahid, Executive Editor