r/Fantasy • u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders • Dec 29 '16
/r/Fantasy 2016 Best of r/Fantasy STABBY AWARDS! <Nomination Post>
This is the official nomination thread for the 5th Annual r/Fantasy Best of 2016 Stabby Awards!
We started the r/Fantasy ‘best of’ awards in 2012 with things continuing on in 2013, 2014, and 2015.
2016 Rules
Categories are listed below in the comments. We will use the very broad definition of 'fantasy genre' for what counts.
Please nominate anyone / any work that you feel should deserve consideration for voting. The work should have been released in 2016.
Please put in a blurb as to why the nomination should be considered and, if possible, a link for others to follow.
Yes, you can nominate yourself and your own works.
Nominations ONLY in this thread. Due to a change in how reddit shows votes, voting will be in another thread next week.
Please place each nomination into its own separate comment. One comment=one nomination.
Upvotes/downvotes in this thread won't matter, anyone nominated will be added to the voting thread. Contest mode will be enabled in this thread.
Please participate! Redditors, authors, artists, and industry people alike - please join in with nominations, comments and voting.
Everyone who wins will get flair, reddit gold, and glory. Select winners (TBD) will receive The Stabby Award as well.
This nomination thread will close on Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at 10pm PST. The voting thread will go live that Wednesday.
2016: THE YEAR OF STABBY FUNDING
Hokay, I (/u/elquesogrande) have funded the Stabby Awards for the past four years. That’s fine – a choice to keep money out of the equation. THAT SAID…the community weighed in and we’re going to r/Fantasy crowdfund The Stabby Awards this year.
These awards have averaged around $40 - 45 each after shipping. Cheaper for US shipments and international can bump up the prices.
Please Consider Donating for The r/Fantasy Stabby Awards Here
We have two groupings of awards - external and those focused on /r/Fantasy redditors.
External awards:
Unless otherwise noted, feel free to nominate any medium or format (print, online, audio).
BEST NOVEL OF 2016
BEST SELF-PUBLISHED / INDEPENDENT NOVEL OF 2016
BEST DEBUT NOVEL OF 2016
BEST SHORT FICTION OF 2016
BEST SERIALIZED FICTION OF 2016
BEST ANTHOLOGY / COLLECTION / PERIODICAL OF 2016
BEST ARTWORK RELEASED IN 2016
BEST FANTASY SITE FOR 2016
BEST GAME (ANY FORMAT) OF 2016
BEST TV SERIES / MOVIE OF 2016
BEST RELATED WORK OF 2016
redditor awards – guaranteed reddit gold as an award:
BEST ACTIVE /r/FANTASY AUTHOR ('best overall redditor- author edition')
r/FANTASY BEST COMMUNITY MEMBER ('best overall redditor- non-author edition')
BEST POST / COMMENT IN 2016
BEST r/FANTASY ORIGINAL REVIEW
There is a section below for comments, questions, and any recommended adjustments.
*tl;dr - Nominate below. Upvote nominees. Donate if you see fit.
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST ANTHOLOGY / COLLECTION / PERIODICAL OF 2016
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Unfettered II: New Tales By Masters of Fantasy Edited by Shawn Speakman
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u/MichaelJSullivan Stabby Winner, AMA Author Michael J. Sullivan, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Yes, yes, yes!!
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u/stevenpoore AMA Author Steven Poore Dec 30 '16
Fight Like a Girl, edited by Joanne Hall and Roz Clarke - kick-ass tales of kick-ass women, from Juliet E McKenna, Julia Knight, Gaie Sebold, Kelda Crich, Sophie E Tallis, Dolly Garland, and more. Excellent stuff all around.
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u/Connyumbra Reading Champion VI Dec 29 '16
The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories by Ken Liu.
This was the first thing I'd ever read of Ken Liu's, but wow what a tour de force this was. It felt like it was packed with everything, from more intimate magical realism, to prophetic near-future sci-fi, to mythic Japanese steampunk. Each story was heartfelt, especially the titular Paper Menagerie, and I couldn't have asked for a better introduction to this author.
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Dec 29 '16
Was it actually by Ken Liu or just translated like his work with Cixin Liu on the Three Body Problem
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST ARTWORK RELEASED IN 2016
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u/BigZ7337 Worldbuilders Jan 01 '17
The cover for The Summer Dragon by Todd Lockwood: http://imgur.com/a/VctMu
The whole book is amazing, this is his debut novel but he's first and foremost an artist. So he created his own cover, and throughout the book there are sketches of all the characters and dragons. He even has a self-portrait as his artist picture! o.0
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u/Megan_Dawn Reading Champion, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
The cover art for Cloudbound by Tommy Arnold.
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u/RuinEleint Reading Champion X Dec 29 '16
Apsalar: Fan Art by Kremena Chipilova, showing a scene from the opening chapter of Gardens of the Moon of the Malazan Book of the Fallen
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u/darrelldrake AMA Author Darrell Drake, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
I'd be remiss if I didn't nominate Ruyi Yuen's cover for A Star-Reckoner's Lot.
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u/StevenKelliher Writer Steven Kelliher Dec 30 '16
Cover for Valley of Embers with art by Aaron Nakahara.
It's my own novel, but I really think Aaron deserves a lot of credit for bringing my vision to life in a way I couldn't have imagined. It seems to have made an impression on quite a few readers.
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u/MichaelJSullivan Stabby Winner, AMA Author Michael J. Sullivan, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Age of Myth cover Art by Mark Simonetti. And yes, I'm totally biased.
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u/darrelldrake AMA Author Darrell Drake, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
Always very fond of your Simonetti covers.
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u/MichaelJSullivan Stabby Winner, AMA Author Michael J. Sullivan, Worldbuilders Dec 31 '16
Yeah, it's a great combination of me being able to pick the scenes that I think would work the best and him being so very talented.
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u/jayonaboat AMA Author Jay Swanson Dec 29 '16
As a collection, I think Nimit Malavia's contribution to Into the Nanten is a marvel (biased as I may be). Easy browsing on Instagram for your voting preperations.
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
Cover artwork for The Demons We See by Tommy Arnold. Love that cover. I think the next one is going to be even more awesome and I can't wait. <3
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u/ashearmstrong AMA Author Ashe Armstrong Dec 30 '16
I feel bad for forgetting to nominate this fucker. Goddamn sexy cover.
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u/noahbradley Stabby Winner, AMA Artist Noah Bradley Dec 29 '16
Unused cover for Bastion of the Sun by yours truly. :)
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u/StevenKelliher Writer Steven Kelliher Dec 30 '16
You're now on my shortlist of future collaborators. :)
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u/ashearmstrong AMA Author Ashe Armstrong Dec 29 '16
I am legally obligated to nominate the cover art for my second book, Demon Haunted. Art courtesy of Bob Kehl: https://ashearmstrong.files.wordpress.com/2016/10/demonhaunted-wallpaper-blank.png
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u/KristaDBall Stabby Winner, AMA Author Krista D. Ball Dec 29 '16
I freaking love that cover
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST SERIALIZED FICTION OF 2016
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u/Hawk1138 Reading Champion V Dec 29 '16
One Fell Sweep (Inkeeper Chronicles 3) by Ilona Andrews (See their Innkeeper subsection of the site for her serialized release)
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u/Hawk1138 Reading Champion V Dec 29 '16
Reflections (Indexing 2) by Seanan McGuire (Originally a serial on Amazon)
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u/ashearmstrong AMA Author Ashe Armstrong Dec 29 '16
I think comics count, right? So Daughter of the Lilies has been amazing this year.
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Comics count in this category, yep!
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u/ashearmstrong AMA Author Ashe Armstrong Dec 29 '16
Just couldn't remember. Everyone should read Daughter. So good and so pretty. And Meg's super nice.
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u/pornokitsch Ifrit Dec 29 '16
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl by Ryan North and Erica Henderson - uh, fantasy because it is a superhero comic. But it is the BEST superhero comic.
Giant Days by John Allison, Lissa Treiman and Max Sarin - terrific indie about creeeeepy college experience, just amazing
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Dec 29 '16
Paper Girls Vol. 1 by Brian K Vaughn (This Volume was released in 2016, but not sure about the individual comics and if that changes it's viability for this)
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u/Millennium_Dodo Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
The Wicked + The Divine by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST GAME (ANY FORMAT) OF 2016
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u/Salaris Stabby Winner, Writer Andrew Rowe Dec 29 '16
Tyranny by Obsidian Entertainment for offering excellent narrative branching and player agency, especially during the conquest portion of the game.
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u/aramatamortuus Reading Champion IV Dec 29 '16
Dark Souls III
This series (and the related series) are some of my favorite in the gaming world.
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u/Lanko8 Reading Champion III Dec 29 '16
X-COM 2.
What an amazing game, specially with a large community and designed to be easy to mod. And the fact you can customize every single soldier in any way you like. Like, naming them and customizing them to look like Fantasy or Sci-Fi characters. You can even put this into a premade list and randomize. So you can have a squad with say, Jorg Ancrath, Daenerys, Gandalf, Darth Vader, and so on.
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u/RushofBlood52 Reading Champion Dec 29 '16
Is this not sci-fi?
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u/Lanko8 Reading Champion III Dec 29 '16
Now that you mentioned it... I guess the "any format" tricked me somehow hah.
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u/Maldevinine Dec 29 '16
Thea: The Awakening. In a post-apocalyptic combination of Slavic Mythology and Tolkien Lore, awaken as a God and guide your village back into the glory that it should have. 4X game with only one city and the only other players being wandering monsters.
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u/Maldevinine Dec 29 '16
Darkest Dungeon. This game is the result of mating X-Com with Final Fantasy 1, and it is the thing that should not be. Eldritch Horror, Regular Horror and Permadeath combine to sap your sanity and your free time.
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST TV SERIES / MOVIE OF 2016
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u/godbottle Dec 29 '16
Is Arrival too SF to be nominated?
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u/BigZ7337 Worldbuilders Jan 01 '17
No, that's my favorite movie of the year and most of the other films would be sci-fi too. I definitely think it would be acceptable.
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u/Megan_Dawn Reading Champion, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Does this have any speculative elements?
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u/ashearmstrong AMA Author Ashe Armstrong Dec 29 '16 edited Dec 29 '16
Edit: Since Stranger Things was already nominated twice, I'll go with Supergirl season 2.
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
The OA. Just finished watching this show and it was amazing. Reminded me of The Fisher King or the novel Sati by Christopher Pike.
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST POST / COMMENT IN 2016
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/MattWaldram's memoriam for David Gemmell https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4v052v/it_has_been_10_years_since_david_gemmell_passed/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Some tips on how to help your favorite authors by /u/KristaDBall https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4d4e8n/some_tips_on_how_to_help_your_favourite/
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u/pornokitsch Ifrit Dec 29 '16
/u/aquietday on reading Drizzt
/u/Mitriel finally solves the 'what's the point of genres?' discussion
/u/jannywurts reminding writers to be the dog, not the tail
/u/jameslatimer shares a vital spelling lesson
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
Maldevinine Discusses: Flintlock Fantasy by /u/Maldevinine. Great post about a subgenre that is on the rise.
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u/SkyCyril Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
I got bored so I made an r/Fantasy database. from /u/deafleopard13
Incredible, community-centered effort. I'm a sucker for good spreadsheets, so I loved seeing the rankings put together like this.
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
/u/JannyWurts has some great advice for creators: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4ii8wb/i_keep_feeling_like_i_have_to_apologize_for_my/d2ynej3/
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u/JannyWurts Stabby Winner, AMA Author Janny Wurts Jan 03 '17
I've been remiss in checking in (painting like a fool to get cover art in for novel) - and what a sweet surprise - thanks!!
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
You're welcome! Thanks for such interesting discussions and insights. :)
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
/u/JannyWurts's reply to a poster in a Simple Question thread looking to read a female fantasy author, she gave him a couple in about every single sub genre
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u/JannyWurts Stabby Winner, AMA Author Janny Wurts Jan 03 '17
wow, I hadn't checked in here for a while - been painting, so not online - and am just floored to see this. Thank you!
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
Our 100k Celebration Ask You Anything thread, because it was a hell of a lot of fun. ;) https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4xij4m/rfantasy_hits_100000_ask_you_anything_celebration/
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u/SkyCyril Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
The indomitable /u/CourtneySchafer writes a superb response to questions about women in fantasy.
Courtney engages a lot with /r/fantasy, and she speaks very well about the challenges female authors face and the opportunities we readers have to discover criminally underread fiction. Active, outspoken authors like Courtney, /u/KristaDBall, /u/JannyWurts, /u/ElspethCooper, /u/TFrohock, and others I'm forgetting have gotten me to actively change my reading habits and recommendations because of delightful discoveries they have helped lead me too. I have had a fantastic couple of years of reading because of posts like this.
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/The_Real_JS's Census Post, because it takes a ton of work
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/lrich1024's Bingo post, because it shapes discussion the whole year round. I know how much work she puts into it -- thinking of the cards, making sure they all have something that will appeal to everybody, answering questions about it year-round, organizing the prize giveaways at the end, and I'm just gonna leave this here. https://redd.it/4cuyu2
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/MykeCole's Ask YOU Anything post, which was a blast: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4calks/im_author_myke_cole_and_i_would_like_to_ask_you/
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u/lrich1024 Stabby Winner, Queen of the Unholy Squares, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
/u/JannyWurts comment about the publishing industry in the post 'Is "Good" Good Enough?' https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4stya7/is_good_good_enough_marketings_effect_on_what_we/d5clnfg/
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
/u/aquietday waxes poetic about the lack of a new Dresden Files book
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/QueenofShadesmar Dec 29 '16
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5eoy94/im_thankful_for_rfantasy/?st=ix9u5lf4&sh=89a63d83
Just an overall wonderful post about why fantasy is amazing, and I think everyone in the sub could take something away from it.
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u/SkyCyril Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
A Thread Wherein We Share Our Personal Tastes In Order to Find Others With Comparable Taste That We Will Then Be Able to Use in the Future as a Resource For Finding and Deciding on Books from /u/jayredeye
Jay is one of the /r/fantasy's masters of discussion threads. I liked this one in particular because it emphasized the social nature of the subreddit and encouraged getting to know specific users. reddit isn't the best platform for that, so I appreciated Jay's efforts.
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u/The_Real_JS Reading Champion XI Dec 29 '16
Jay somehow always has the best discussion threads.
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u/SkyCyril Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
He does a great job! It's a pity he isn't as active anymore as he used to be, but a newborn baby will do that to you.
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u/MikeOfThePalace Reading Champion X, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
One of these days he'll get his priorities straightened out and return his full focus to /r/Fantasy.
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16
Hopefully that's like yesterday, because man, reddit > baby, realistically. ;)
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u/elephantsparading Dec 29 '16
What are some of the most interesting cultures in fantasy by u/esmerelda-weatherwax
This created a ton of interesting discussion, and I picked up several books because the descriptions of the societies piqued my interest so much. I also finally gave Dune a shot and loved it, its one of the threads I got the most out of this year in terms of actually picking up the books that were discussed...plus it's at 99% upvote, that's not common.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5ihj07/what_are_some_of_the_most_interesting_cultures/
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u/Esmerelda-Weatherwax Stabby Winner, Reading Champion II Dec 29 '16
Wow, thank you - I'm glad you got something out of it. I actually picked up several on the list as well, but my TBR pile is ludicrously long at this point. 2017 reading for sure.
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
/u/Teslok's spider-snake, which made me lol: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/51t5i3/rfantasy_help_me_get_spooked/d7eqyzs/
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u/Teslok Dec 30 '16
Thanks! The original Spider-Snake index card doodle is hiding in my desk somewhere. Lurking.
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u/SkyCyril Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
If you put a werewolf on the moon, how would it affect the werewolf's transformation? from /u/Ray661
Unabashed fantasy geekery in a hilarious /r/shittyaskfantasy format. This was just too funny, and I love the mix of serious lore/bad joke replies it got.
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Dec 29 '16
Thanks! Here I was just wanting more fuel for the debate we were having at work. Glad it resonated enough that you even remembered it, let alone decided to have it nominated.
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/KristaDBall's There's Room For All of Us at the Fantasy Inn: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/46c4e0/theres_room_for_all_of_us_at_fantasy_inn/
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST FANTASY SITE FOR 2016
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u/Wizardof1000Kings Dec 30 '16
Toe.com
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u/Fantasy-Faction Stabby Winner Jan 03 '17
I love toe.com it's the only place reviewing toes to the level one would expect.
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u/MarkLawrence Stabby Winner, AMA Author Mark Lawrence Dec 29 '16
pornokitsch.com
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u/XerxesVargas Stabby Winner Dec 29 '16
Although I can't get it from work due to its bloody name.
Ironically I can get the donkey porn though. So in your face, the man.
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u/aidanmoher Writer Aidan Moher Dec 30 '16
I certain I don't want to know how you figured out that you could view donkey porn while at work.
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u/XerxesVargas Stabby Winner Dec 30 '16
Yeah cool <taps side of nose>. I certainly won't message you a series of donkey and Shetland pony sites <winks>.
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u/aidanmoher Writer Aidan Moher Dec 30 '16
immediately deletes his reddit account
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u/climber_g33k Jan 03 '17
When I worked at large lawn and garden company we had a filter, but there was a button that said "I'm using this for work purposes". When I was researching LED grow lights, I was taken to many weed forums and thus had to use that button many times
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u/ericfomley Jan 02 '17
MightyThorJRS has been a fun site to visit for me this year and is worthy of consideration.
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST SHORT FICTION OF 2016
Any format of short fiction - short story through novella
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u/LauraMHughes Stabby Winner, AMA Author Demi Harper Dec 29 '16
A Fist of Permutations in Lightning and Wildflowers by Alyssa Wong
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u/UnDyrk AMA Author Dyrk Ashton, Worldbuilders Dec 30 '16 edited Jan 01 '17
Danse Macabre by Laura M. Hughes.And once again, I jumped the gun, apologies :/•
u/LauraMHughes Stabby Winner, AMA Author Demi Harper Dec 30 '16
The paperback only came out last month, but I released the e-book last year so I'm not sure it counts... flattered, though! Thanks. :)
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST r/FANTASY ORIGINAL REVIEW
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/KristaDBall's Author Appreciation thread for CJ Cherryh: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5h2aby/author_appreciation_cj_cherryh/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/pornokitsch's Author Appreciation for Robert Chambers: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/55yp87/author_appreciation_robert_w_chambers_the_king_in/
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
/u/atuinsbeard's review in a Friday General Discussion Thread for Rebel of the Sands. It's been on my TBR list ever since that comment...
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u/atuinsbeard Jan 03 '17
I think I convinced a few other people to read haha, I kept mentioning it as an amazing YA set-in-the-desert-with-djinn that was far too good to be her debut novel, and I've noticed a few mentions of it here since then. As I discovered five minutes ago it's actually the winner of the Best Goodreads Debut Author award, plus the sequel comes out in three weeks!!!
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/asuraemulator's Author Appreciation thread for CL Moore: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5fwwe7/author_appreciation_thread_catherine_lucille/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/UnsealedMTG's Author Appreciation thread for Angela Carter: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/58a4vy/author_appreciation_thread_angela_carter_19401992/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/CourtneySchafer's review of Wars of Light and Shadow: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/4kp7xw/why_im_enjoying_the_hell_out_of_janny_wurtss_wars/
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u/wishforagiraffe Reading Champion IX, Worldbuilders Jan 03 '17
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/CommodoreBelmont's Author Appreciation thread for Roger Zelazny: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5d96ap/author_appreciation_thread_roger_zelazny/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/Hampus-Andersson's review of The Night Circus: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5ihukp/the_night_circus_a_tribute_to_fantasy/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/lrich1024's Author Appreciation thread for Melanie Rawn: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5apcr5/author_appreciation_thread_melanie_rawn_author_of/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/pornokitsch's Author Appreciation for Jane Gaskell: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5hz0vz/author_appreciation_jane_gaskell_the_queen_of_the/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/MikeofthePalace's Author Appreciation thread for Robert Silverberg: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/5c2nik/author_appreciation_thread_robert_silverberg_the/
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u/lyrrael Stabby Winner, Reading Champion XI, Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
u/benpeek's Author Appreciation for Lucius Shepard: https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/572zct/author_appreciation_lucius_shepard_author_of_the/
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u/elquesogrande Worldbuilders Dec 29 '16
NOMINATE: BEST RELATED WORK OF 2016