Award Eligibility Post for 2022

It's short. I had 1 article and 2 short stories published this year, plus a new essay coming out in December. We published an excellent novella and a fine urban fantasy re-issue, but that's about it. May 2023 be a better writing year all around!

From the Queen of Swords Press blog:

Our award-eligible book for this year is The Language of Roses by Heather Rose Jones (Last Car is a new edition resissue). Roses is eligible at the novella level for the Nebulas, the Hugos, World Fantasy and any other fantasy awards that have a category for Novellas. It is 40 K words long and we published it in April. It is a queer retelling of Beauty and the Beast, is currently under consideration for the American Library Association's Stonewall Book Awards and there is a reading copy of it available in the SFWA forums (it is also on the Reading List). If you loved this novella, shoutouts are much appreciated! It's very hard for small press books to get big award traction so boosts, reviews, recommendations and so forth help a LOT!

Otherwise, Catherine Lundoff's queer weird west tale "Grimwood" is eligible for short story. It appeared in Queer Weird West Tales, edited by Julie Bozza (LIBRATiger 2022). Alex Acks has a short story in the gaming tie-in collection Starcraft Warchest: Nature of the Beast. We'll add more as we hear about them - lotta re-issues this year (Rem and Michael) and other stuff going on!