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サマリー
あらすじ・解説
John thought of something, Alison is educational, and Liz reads contracts.
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Content warnings this episode: Money (chapter 3)
- Please remember that we have recused from consideration for the 2025 Hugo Awards
- Letters of comment
- Chris Garcia
- DC
- On Blind Chance (skeet, requires sign-in)
- On picking books (skeet, requires sign-in)
- Doug Faunt
- Farah Mendlesohn (Facebook)
- Eastercon 2025: Reconnect in Belfast
- Cancelling non-refundable hotel rooms does not net one a refund
- We get ourselves into knots trying to work out what’s happened here and we’re not sure
- Alison taught John and Liz about complaining about cancellations
- Cancelling goods or services
- Make a court claim for money
- Cancelling non-refundable hotel rooms does not net one a refund
- Worldcon 2025: Seattle
- Virtual Business Meeting details
- Lumi Global
- The meetings are all at 09:00–12:30 (PDT/UTC-7) on 4, 13, 19, 25 July
- Hugo nominations are open
- How to nominate
- Virtual Business Meeting details
- Picks
- John: Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge: The Official Black Spire Outpost Cookbook by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel and Marc Sumerak
- Alison: The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley
- Liz: Nova by Samuel Delany
- John Nielsen-Hall’s article, “Running up that Hill: or Life with the Brunners” appears in Prolapse #7
- Prolapse
- Motorway Dreams, a collection of Nielsen-Hall’s writing which includes the article
- John Nielsen-Hall’s article, “Running up that Hill: or Life with the Brunners” appears in Prolapse #7
- Credits
- Cover art: “Thailand Positioning Service” by Alison Scott
- Alt text: Words read “Octothorpe 129: Can you pin Thailand on the map?” above a black-and-white world map. The backs of John, Alison and Liz’s heads are shown. John is thinking “Yup!”, Liz is thinking “100%”, and Alison is holding Thailand and thinking “???”.
- Theme music: “Fanfare for Space” by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY 4.0)
- Cover art: “Thailand Positioning Service” by Alison Scott