The 2010 Hugo nominations have been announced, so I guess I have some reading to do.
I have to admit there’s a few books and stories I don’t want to read, even to make sure I still think their authors are more entertaining as people than as writers (Sawyer *cough* Resnick *cough* Scalzi).
There’s a few I’m sure will be well-written, but I suspect I won’t be to my tastes (Mieville, MacDonald, Bacigalupi).
There’s a few that I’ve had mixed feelings about (Kress, Valente, Johnson).
Happily, there’s a few that I’m looking forward to reading, and now I have no further excuse to put it off (Jemisen, Wilson, Stross).
And the rest I haven’t read enough to form prejudices about (and the rest). I wonder how my prejudgments will pan out.
Writing Every Day 
Well I was quite pleased to hear the Howard Taylor of Schlock Mercenary (http://www.schlockmercenary.com/) was nominated for Longshoreman of the Apocalypse.
I’ve heard good things about Tayler, but I haven’t even started the regular readings yet. Too much fun in the garden.