2025 Hugo Packet!!!
We're incredibly honored to be on the Hugo Short List once again for the issues we did in 2024! We're incredibly proud of these issues that take a look at everything from comics to food to music to the Holocaust. Each and every one of our contributors are incredibly important to making Journey Planet possible and we're Team Journey Planet, so this year we've got some commentary from our various coeditors to go along with the issue links to our eligible zines!
For V for Vendetta
A Note from Chris Garcia: This was one of those issues where I didn't have a lot of content, but I knew I wanted to say what I could via my layout. I'm not the most creative of layout folks, but I have a lot of fun with it, largely because I think layout can be used to not only highlight elements, but also send the thoughts through a journey.
I did this one during a tough time, the Chengdu Hugo thing had just happened, and we were all reeling at least a bit. It was nice to have the distraction, but more important, I was able to put a lot of myself into this one!
Thanks to Contributors:
A Note from Chris Garcia: This was one of those issues where I didn't have a lot of content, but I knew I wanted to say what I could via my layout. I'm not the most creative of layout folks, but I have a lot of fun with it, largely because I think layout can be used to not only highlight elements, but also send the thoughts through a journey.
I did this one during a tough time, the Chengdu Hugo thing had just happened, and we were all reeling at least a bit. It was nice to have the distraction, but more important, I was able to put a lot of myself into this one!
Thanks to Contributors:
Thanks to Sara Felix for this tour de force issue that she did the layout and the entire thing!
Thanks to Sara and to the good folks at the Glasgow WorldCon for making the greatest alternate Hugo ever possible!
Thanks to Sara and to the good folks at the Glasgow WorldCon for making the greatest alternate Hugo ever possible!
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Chris notes: This is the single most important issue of anything I've ever been a part of. Looking at the Holocaust is difficult, but this felt something like kaddish. It was a beautiful thing to be a part of and one that I reflect back on from time to time.
Thanks to our many contributors: |