Hugo strikes again! What are they feeding this guy that he has such good taste? Since the mid 20th century, the Hugo Award has been awarded to the cream of the crop of science fiction and fantasy novels. As you can imagine, there are some heavy hitters on this list – leading lights of the genre that proved to be time tested works. While times have changed since 1953 when the Hugo Award was first awarded, the quality of the novels in consideration for it has held strong across the decades. There are 10 Hugo Award wining sci-fi books you need to read. If you don’t, Hugo will be sad.
Some Desperate Glory
(Tordotcom)The winner of the 2024, Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh is the story of humanity’s ghost, rendered a shell of its former self after a war with the extraterrestrial majo claimed fourteen billion lives. The story takes place on Gaea Station, one of the last remaining human separatist holdouts in existence. Despite excelling in combat, Valkyrie aka“Kyr” is assigned to a breeding role in the station’s utilitarian society – tasked with birthing future soldiers. Yeah, that’s not gonna fly. After learning her brother was assigned to take part in a suicide mission against the majo, Kyr decides to defy orders and join the fight. Part hardcore military sci-fi, part queer feminist love story, Some Desperate Glory is a novel you desperately need to read.
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