by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 3: Historic Trends
3.1 General Trends
3.1.3 Gender
3.1.4 Authorship
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 3: Historic Trends
3.1 General Trends
3.1.1 Introduction
3.1.2 Basic Nomination Data
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 2: Methodology
2.4 Categorization Process
2.4.1 Analysis Process
2.4.2 Gender
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 2: Methodology
2.3 Data and Eligibility
2.3.1 Data Sources and Available Data
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 2: Methodology
2.2 Overlapping Categories
2.2.1 Introduction
2.2.2 Fancast
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions. If you’ve come in at the middle, start here.)
Contents
Part 2: Methodology
2.1 Administrative History
2.1.1 Introduction
2.1.2 Summary Timeline
by Heather Rose Jones
(This is a serialized article exploring the history of the Best Related Work Hugo category in its various names and versions.)
Contents
Part 1: Background
1.1 Author’s Preface
1.2 Introduction and Definitions
1.3 Prior Analyses
Part 1: Background
I have a hard time splitting my attention sufficiently to blog during a convention -- I often barely remember to post on social media. But now that it's Monday and I'm having breakfast in my hotel room with a couple hours before I need to be at the train station to go home, let's see if I can remember enough details.
Planning to be at Seattle Worldcon? Want to know what I'm doing there? Check out my schedule!
After the flurry of postings in the last month, I'm taking a brief break for the holiday weekend. In fact, the "On the Shelf" podcast episode will be delayed probably until Tuesday, since I'm not going to try to record it in a hotel room. (I'm currently at BayCon/Westercon.) If you're at the con, make sure to find me and say hi.
