A fanfare please...
Aug. 31st, 2009 06:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gerisullivanCongratulations to all of this year's Pegasus Award nominees, especially:
-- Nate Bucklin. "I Can't Get Over You, So..." in the A Little Bit Country category
-- Gary McGath. "Mad Scientist's Love Song" is nominated in the Best Classic Filk Song category
-- MASSFILC President Paul Estin. "Fluorine Atom" in nominated in the A Little Bit Rock and Roll category
and...
-- Boskone 47's Featured Filker, Mary Crowell. Mary is nominated in the Best Writer/Composer category.
You can listen to snippets of all nominated people and works on the ballot.
The winners will be announced in late October at the Ohio Valley Filk Fest. Voting is open to members of the filk community and the rules on the same website as the ballot do a good job of explaining what that means.
Edited to lead with my dear friend Nate's nomination after discovering that I accidentally posted this here rather than to the NESFA LiveJournal that it was written for.
-- Nate Bucklin. "I Can't Get Over You, So..." in the A Little Bit Country category
-- Gary McGath. "Mad Scientist's Love Song" is nominated in the Best Classic Filk Song category
-- MASSFILC President Paul Estin. "Fluorine Atom" in nominated in the A Little Bit Rock and Roll category
and...
-- Boskone 47's Featured Filker, Mary Crowell. Mary is nominated in the Best Writer/Composer category.
You can listen to snippets of all nominated people and works on the ballot.
The winners will be announced in late October at the Ohio Valley Filk Fest. Voting is open to members of the filk community and the rules on the same website as the ballot do a good job of explaining what that means.
Edited to lead with my dear friend Nate's nomination after discovering that I accidentally posted this here rather than to the NESFA LiveJournal that it was written for.
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Date: 2009-09-01 02:45 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-09-01 03:15 am (UTC)Thank you for bringing to my attention that I posted this to my LiveJournal rather than to the NESFA LJ, where it was supposed to go!