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    No. 3 / May 2014 Ecdysis Masthead Ecdysis No. 3 / May 2014 Jonathan Crowe editor Zvi Gilbert Jennifer Seely art Tamara Vardomskaya Send hate mail, letters of comment, and submissions to: All content is copyright © their respective contributors. mail PO Box 473 Shawville QC J0X 2Y0 Photo/illustration credits: [1, 8, 17, 19, 24] Art by CANADA Jennifer Seely. [25] Photo of Samuel R. Delany by e-mail [email protected] Houari B., and used under the terms of its Creative web mcwetboy.net/ecdysis Commons Licence. 2 Some Twitter responses to a mass e-mail begging fellow SFWA members for a Nebula nomination in early January 2014. EDITORIAL The Value of Awards I’ll be honest: I have ambivalent feelings ess, or whether the wrong works or individu- about awards. als were nominated, or whether the wrong On the one hand, I find awards useful: works or individuals won, as so many fans when so much is published in science fiction seem to do every year. and fantasy every year, they serve to winnow No, the problem I have with awards is the wheat from the chaff. For the past few how much we talk about them, and how im- years I’ve made a point of reading as many of portant we make them. the award nominees as possible, even if I’m Which is to say: too much and too much. not in a position to vote for them. One problem with awards is that there But on the other hand, I find awards an- are so many of them.