As the “Best Related Work” for the Hugo Awards, that is.
(FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m a Contributing Editor for Baen Books and have been on the Baen Free Radio Hour podcast. But so what? It’s related to science fiction and fantasy, so go ahead and nominate it!)
You have other choices, too, of course, if you’re nominating for the Hugos — but the good thing is that you can nominate more than one thing!
For instance, you could nominate the Monster Hunter International Employee’s Handbook and Role-Playing Game. That was a very successful Kickstarter project run by Steven Long. And if you hew to a rather expansive definition of “related work,” you could always nominate a certain science-fiction-and-fantasy-related album.
But whatever you do, do it soon! The nomination deadline is coming up fast.
___
P.S. This post was all about the “Best Related Work” category, but I’ll just add that I also have a novelette you could nominate if you have an empty slot in that category. “What is a Warrior Without His Wounds?” was in the July 2013 issue of Asimov’s. I can even e-mail you a copy if you like. GWR
by 
Three more related works that deserve nomination, all of which appeared on the Baen.com website:
“Training for War,” by Tom Kratman
“On the Road to the Brainships: A Look at the Current Science of Interfacing the Brain,” by Tedd Roberts
“A Terrible Thing to Lose: Zombie Science and Science Fiction in John Ringo’s Under a Graveyard Sky,” by Tedd Roberts
For your consideration,
G