I'm not planning to vote in the Hugos this year, but I am eligible to nominate. Nominations close early on Saturday morning, UK time.

And here's a nomination countdown, because the official notification is unclear about dates…

Best Novel

These are the two I've read that I think are actually damn good books either of which deserves to win.

• The City in the Middle of the Night, Charlie Jane Anders
• The Future of Another Timeline, Annalee Newitz

These are ones that I quite like but don't really think of as Hugo-grade.

• Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City, K. J. Parker
• Ancestral Night, Elizabeth Bear
• A Memory Called Empire, Arkady Martine (not yet finished at the time of writing)

If Leckie's The Raven Tower gets the award I shall be irked, because for me it was so very much less good than Ancillary Sword and Ancillary Mercy that were nominated but didn't win.

Best Novella

• This Is How You Lose The Time War, Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone (doesn't need me to nominate it, but I really did like it)
• Sweep of the Blade, Ilona Andrews (to amuse myself, but I wouldn't feel regret if everyone went mad and it won)

Best Novelette

All from Clarkesworld, which is the only magazine I'm still reading, largely because they have a web site that works and doesn't try to get clever (Uncanny and Strange Horizons have both done this enough to put me off).

• The Sun from Both Sides, R. S. A. Garcia
• To Catch All Sorts of Flying Things, M. L. Clark

Best Short Story

Ditto.

• An Arc of Lightning Across the Eye of God, P. H. Lee
• Give the Family My Love, A. T. Greenblatt
• Malinche, Gabriela Santiago
• Eater of Worlds, Jamie Wahls
• Dreams Strung like Pearls Between War and Peace, Nin Harris

Best Related Work

• Another Word: Stories that Change the World, Cat Rambo