I finally figured out how to set up subdomains and I created one called sf.markbartlett.net as a place to put all my sf-related stuff. So initially I'm htmlifying and transferring over Word documents that I put together for the Hugo nominees most years since 1995, that contain mini-reviews and also my ratings on what I voted for, which is usually way off from what actually won. In the last couple of years I still voted but never got going on writing up the reviews, so there's definitely some gaps, but I'm hoping to keep current this year as I read through the nominees, starting with Ian MacLeod's "Breathmoss", which I read over the weekend. Since I'll be there for the awards this year, its just like the Oscars - it's only marginally interesting if you haven't actually read the stories or seen the movies. Speaking of movies, I've already seen all five Hugo nominees for dramatic presentation (long form), so that's all taken care of, although I'm not sure which one I'd pick as the best, since they were all good.



Other subdomains should be coming down the pike for pictures, comics, Grandma's diaries, Northwestern, and whatever else I can think of. They're unlimited and free, and it makes it easier to point people to a specific area of the site without having them wade through all the other stuff to get there. Gotta fill up that 500MB.