Why Do I Love Charts? Let Me Count the Ways.
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Charts hold back chaos, and we should sing their praises!
Why Do I Love Charts? Let Me Count the Ways.
Which 2005 Clarke Award Finalists Have You Read?
Iron Council by China Miéville
10 (32.3%)
Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell
10 (32.3%)
Market Forces by Richard Morgan
5 (16.1%)
River of Gods by Ian McDonald
9 (29.0%)
The System of the World by Neal Stephenson
13 (41.9%)
The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
10 (32.3%)
Which of these look interesting?
Secrets, Spells, and Chocolate by Marisa Churchill (December 2025)
14 (35.9%)
Spread Me by Sarah Gailey (September 2025)
14 (35.9%)
The Forest on the Edge of Time by Jasmin Kirkbride (February 2026)
14 (35.9%)
The Universe Box by Michael Swanwick (February 2026)
18 (46.2%)
Some other option (see comments)
1 (2.6%)
Cats!
31 (79.5%)
Which 2004 Clarke Award Finalists Have You Read?
Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson
21 (50.0%)
Coalescent by Stephen Baxter
5 (11.9%)
Darwin's Children by Greg Bear
16 (38.1%)
Maul by Tricia Sullivan
5 (11.9%)
Midnight Lamp by Gwyneth Jones
3 (7.1%)
Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
20 (47.6%)
Which of these look interesting?
FIYAH No. 35: Black Isekai published by FIYAH Literary Magazine (July 2025)
19 (51.4%)
Aces Full edited by George R. R. Martin (November 2025)
3 (8.1%)
Only Spell Deep by Ava Morgyn (March 2026)
6 (16.2%)
The Damned by Harper L. Woods (October 2025)
3 (8.1%)
Some other option (see comments)
0 (0.0%)
Cats!
29 (78.4%)
CSFFA (The Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association) is proud to announce the 2025 CSFFA Hall of Fame inductees.
Clint Budd, fan, convention organizer, modernized CSFFA and created the CSFFA Hall of Fame
Charles R. Saunders, author, journalist, and founder of the “sword and soul” literary genre
Diane L. Walton, editor, mentor, and a founding member of On Spec: The Canadian Magazine of the Fantastic
More information here.