Cascadia Subduction Zone, Strange Horizons, SFX, NYRSF, Tor.com, io9, The Mary Sue, Interzone, The Book Smugglers, Pornokitsch, Den of Geek, Locus, Starburst, SciFiNow, and Arc.
Damn, that's only 14. Though I'm pretty sure I could think of more, given a bit more time on the task.
The catch of course is that while I think all of these could be eligible on the strength of their non-fiction content alone, some of them could also be eligible for a fiction-only category on the strength of their fiction content alone. So you could end up with the same venue winning two Hugos in one year. That seems unnecessary, so on balance I think I'm against separate fiction/non-fiction categories.
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Date: 2015-09-03 06:07 pm (UTC)Damn, that's only 14. Though I'm pretty sure I could think of more, given a bit more time on the task.
The catch of course is that while I think all of these could be eligible on the strength of their non-fiction content alone, some of them could also be eligible for a fiction-only category on the strength of their fiction content alone. So you could end up with the same venue winning two Hugos in one year. That seems unnecessary, so on balance I think I'm against separate fiction/non-fiction categories.