An Unofficial Hugo Book Club Blog

Edmonton-based book club that reads and reviews new books in science fiction in an effort to contribute positively to discussions about Hugo Award nominating and voting. An Unofficial Hugo Book Club Blog was established and is maintained by Olav Rokne and Amanda Wakaruk. Most posts are co-authored by Olav and Amanda with input and/or collaboration from other book club members. Guest posts are welcome.

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Wednesday, 30 November 2022

Workers of All Worlds Unite

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