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Salon Futura on the Hugo for Graphic Story

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Salon Futura on the Hugo for Graphic Story

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Published on January 18, 2011

Salon Futura issue 5
Salon Futura issue 5

The newest issue of Salon Futura, Cheryl Morgan’s podcast magazine, is now up—and it has quite a bit of cool comics-related stuff, including a round-table on the Hugo for Best Graphic story. Cheryl talks with Maura McHugh, Joe Gordon and David Monteith about their favorite new comics, possible nominees and the award itself.

For those who enjoyed the list of nominees we did here, I heartily recommend checking out the podcast, because their choices are different from mine. There are discussions of many British comics and small press comics that deserve attention. The speakers engage quite a bit with their recommendations, giving great descriptions and explaining exactly what it is that makes their favorites good.

The focus on comics outside of the U.S. is definitely enlightening for a reader based in the U.S.A. like me. There were several I hadn’t heard of and am pretty excited to check out, now.

So, for another angle on the Hugo for Best Graphic Story, go check out Salon Futura. (The rest of the issue is good, too—interviews with Paul Cornell about writing comics and with artist John Clute, reviews, and editorial sections.)

Cover of Salon Futura #5:“Bone Scan” by Judith Clute


Lee Mandelo is a multi-fandom geek with a special love for comics and queer literature. She can be found on Twitter and Livejournal.

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Lee Mandelo

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Lee Mandelo (he/him) is a writer, scholar, and sometimes-editor whose work focuses on queer and speculative fiction. His recent books include debut novel Summer Sons, a contemporary gay Southern gothic, as well as the novellas Feed Them Silence and The Woods All Black. Mandelo's short fiction, essays, and criticism can be read in publications including Tor.com/Reactor, Post45, Uncanny Magazine, and Capacious; he has also been a past nominee for various awards including the Lambda, Nebula, Goodreads Choice, and Hugo. He currently resides in Louisville and is a doctoral candidate at the University of Kentucky. Further information, interviews, and sundry little posts about current media he's enjoying can be found at leemandelo.com or @leemandelo on socials.
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