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

[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!