Two ex-Worldcon Chairs talk about books, movies and other stuff
In this special episode, David and Perry give a talk at the Nova Mob about the SF novels of the 1960s. To decide on the best, we treat the exercise as a draft, each of us picking a title in turn in order to try to get the best “team”. Who will win?
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Perry and David discuss some recent awards and general news and then take off in the Hugo Time Machine to visit the year 1969, when Stand on Zanzibar by John Brunner won the Best Novel award.
David and Perry talk about Perry’s recent overseas trip and attendance at the World SF Convention in Chicago, and then go on to talk about their recent reading, which was almost all in the crime genre.
Perry and David discuss in detail the novellas nominated for this year’s Hugo Awards, and Perry talks to Rose Mitchell about the latest season of Star Trek: Picard.
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