Dragon Awards 2017
Here are my recommendations for the 2017 Dragon Awards. You can enter your nominations here, but remember you can only do so once. Be sure not to nominate anything in more than one category, or your nomination will be void. Also note that you must use a real email address when submitting your nomination because you will be sent an email requesting confirmation of your nominations, without which they will not be counted.
Best Science Fiction Novel
ALBION LOST by Richard Fox
Best Fantasy Novel (Including Paranormal)
A SEA OF SKULLS by Vox Day
Best Young Adult/Middle Grade Novel
SWAN KNIGHT'S SON by John C. Wright
Best Military Science Fiction or Fantasy Novel
STARSHIP LIBERATOR by B.V. Larson and David VanDyke
Best Alternate History Novel
NO GODS, ONLY DAIMONS by Kai Wai Cheah
Best Apocalyptic Novel
THE RETREAT #4: ALAMO by Craig diLouie, with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney
Best Horror Novel
THE HIDDEN PEOPLE by Alison Littlewood
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy TV Series, TV or Internet
LUCKY MAN by Sky 1
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Movie
LOGAN directed by James Mangold
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy PC / Console Game
TOTAL WAR: WARHAMMER by Sega
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Mobile Game
LEGENDS OF CALLASIA by Boomzap Entertainment (the mobile release was Sep 2016)
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Board Game
GLOOMHAVEN by Cephalofair Games
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Miniatures / Collectible Card / Role-Playing Game
DARK SOULS: THE BOARD GAME by Steamforged Games
Best Science Fiction Novel
ALBION LOST by Richard Fox
Best Fantasy Novel (Including Paranormal)
A SEA OF SKULLS by Vox Day
Best Young Adult/Middle Grade Novel
SWAN KNIGHT'S SON by John C. Wright
Best Military Science Fiction or Fantasy Novel
STARSHIP LIBERATOR by B.V. Larson and David VanDyke
Best Alternate History Novel
NO GODS, ONLY DAIMONS by Kai Wai Cheah
Best Apocalyptic Novel
THE RETREAT #4: ALAMO by Craig diLouie, with Stephen Knight and Joe McKinney
Best Horror Novel
THE HIDDEN PEOPLE by Alison Littlewood
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy TV Series, TV or Internet
LUCKY MAN by Sky 1
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Movie
LOGAN directed by James Mangold
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy PC / Console Game
TOTAL WAR: WARHAMMER by Sega
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Mobile Game
LEGENDS OF CALLASIA by Boomzap Entertainment (the mobile release was Sep 2016)
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Board Game
GLOOMHAVEN by Cephalofair Games
Best Science Fiction or Fantasy Miniatures / Collectible Card / Role-Playing Game
DARK SOULS: THE BOARD GAME by Steamforged Games
6 Comments:
Kai Wai Cheah's NO GODS, ONLY DAIMONS is like an explosive-tipped bullet of fantastic action.
Gloomhaven is dope.
Thanks for the pointer on Legends of Callasia. After playing through the first tutorial map, it hits the spot and I have to wonder if you designed it.
It's more strategic than many other build-and-conquer games and reminds me favorably of a number of board and tabletop games I've enjoyed. I'm curious to see how carries through to the skirmishes and campaigns.
And, any game that lets me bounce between playing it on my computer and mobile gets bonus points.
No Declan Finn?
I'm proud of my first novel, "Another Girl, Another Planet" and it's been getting excellent reviews: It has 4.7 out of five stars on Amazon.
Matt Mitrovich wrote in Amazing Stories:
"I always enjoy alternate takes on the Space Race, and a timeline where there was greater interest in space exploration was certainly fun to look at... If you are curious at all about one way humans might have flown farther than the Moon, then you might want to pick up Lou Antonelli’s Another Girl, Another Planet."
Abyss & Apex wrote:
"Good Lord, Lou Antonelli did something I thought was impossible. He made me like an alternative history story, and usually I hate those... Larry Niven blurbed the book. He loved it, and said it was great ideas, well told. He was right."
If you are nominating in the Alternate History category, I'd appreciate your support.
Thanks for the reco's. Grabbed ALBION LOST; what did you like most about it?
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