John is going to brunch, Alison watched a film, and Liz is critical.
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- Letters of comment
- Kevin Standlee and Tammy Coxen
- Bridget Bradshaw
- Chris Garcia
- Unofficial Hugo Book Club on Twitter sent us a graph
- Catherine Crockett
- Transcripts on eFanzines
- Subtitles on Podbean - Jonathan Cowie asked “What special Hugo would we introduce if we were in charge at Glasgow?”
- Alison: Best Transcript
- Liz: Best Non-Fiction/Best Criticism
- John: Best Short Film or Best Dramatic Presentation (Very Short Form)
- Alison (seriously): Best Dramatic Presentation (Audio Form)
- Hugo voting is now open until August 11th
- Picks
- John: Moon Knight (Disney+)
- Alison: ABBA: Voyage
- Liz: [PICK REDACTED]
- Credits
- Cover art: DALL-E, courtesy of Bridget Bradshaw
- Alt text: A three-by-three grid of images generated by DALL-E with the prompt “cover art for Octothorpe podcast”. They are quite surreal, often involve figures, and are mostly in shades of green and pink with one black and white one. They almost give an impression of Lovecraftian tutti-frutti.
- Theme music: ‘Fanfare for Space’ by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0)
- Cover art: DALL-E, courtesy of Bridget Bradshaw