top one hundred speculative fiction works: nominations update (again)

[eruthros]

A couple people asked if they could have more nominations for less-represented media in the original nominations post, and I asked the rlist, who said sure, why not, so here's an official(?) notice about it:

You can have +5 additional nominations as long as they're for media that weren't nominated very frequently: music (songs, albums, filk, music videos, opera), fanworks (fanfic, fanvids, fanfilms, fanart), theater (plays, musicals, opera), poetry, games (video, rpg, card, board), short films, art (paintings, fanart, digital art), or any medium that's not currently represented on the spreadsheet at all or that has <20 nominations.

Here's the link to the nominations post again; you can reply to your original comment or post a new comment, whichever you find easier.

/end rlist spam, goes back to watching and listening to the things people have nominated

Comments

[chagrined]

*facepalm at self* Of course I picked the perfect week to visit the fams and be constantly busy, heh. Trying to see if I can manage to scrape up five more recs now before collapsing into bed after my six-hour drive... :3

[cereus]

Hey, just a heads-up: but I saw on your spreadsheet "The Middle Kingdoms" by Diane Duane and "The Tale of Five series" (Actually should be "Tale of the Five" series, I screwed up.) I looked it up to make sure, and they are the same set of books.

Just letting you know that the two are actually the same series.

Hope this is a help and not an annoyance.

[eruthros]

No, not an annoyance at all! Anything that you see that's wrong or a duplicate would be really helpful, thanks.

And I'll go edit that!

[cereus]

OK :)

I'll look for any more I can spot.

Maybe it would be a good idea to have both series names on that one. Like: The Middle Kingdoms (a.k.a. Tale of the Five)

[eruthros]

Yup, I've got a column for it on the spreadsheet so it can auto-populate later - and I'll probably add a "includes" line, because some series names are pretty distant from the book titles (the Hainish cycle, for example).

[cereus]

Some More Stuff:

Menolly Series = Harper Hall Trilogy by Anne McCaffrey - the two are the same.
Kairos Series = Wrinkle in Time series by Madeleine L'Engle. More people have probably heard of it as "Wrinkle in Time series" I own a bunch and have read all and "Kairos" took me a while to figure out.

"Red Mars" is the first book in the "Mars Series" by Kim Stanley Robinson
"The Hero and the Crown" is the first book in the "Damar Series" by Robin McKinley
There are probably more like those - you'll have to decide if you want to do anything.

Nina Kiriki Hoffman was spelled Nina Niriki Hoffman sometimes. Kiriki is the right spelling.
Madeleine L'Engle is spelled a few different ways. This is the right spelling.

Spock's World and The Rihannsu Series By Diane Duane are both Star Trek tie-ins
and there is an entry for "Star-Trek tie-ins" by Diane Duane.
So a heads-up on that. I don't think there's anything you to do with that. I think it's OK as is.

[eruthros]

Thanks for the comments! I'm probably just going to leave in the nominations for a series and for a single novel from that series for now, and then if they both pass onto the short list I'll combine them there - there might be some cases where one book is way more popular than the series as a whole.

Re: Kairos, I thought about that, but someone specifically nominated "Kairos" - to me "A Wrinkle in Time series" means the four or five books that feature the Murrys, and Kairos includes the next generation books about Poly and Adam and etc. Other people may read those series names differently, though, I don't know - it's probably going to be confusing to some people either way.

I plan to add a space for "includes" in the spreadsheet and on the poll, though, which might be helpful in those cases!

[cereus]

"The Lighthouse Duology" Should be:

Lighthouse Duet
Includes: Flesh and Spirit, Breath and Bone