Mexican, Chinese, and Caribbean literature. Authors discussed included Ted Chiang, Erna Brodber, and Curdella Forbes. The podcast ran on SF Signal for 18 episodes until the site went defunct in 2016. Around 2018 LocusOnline opted to archive the episodes of SF Crossing the Gulf created as part of SF Signal, as the original link to the series ceased to operate. Locus also announced that hosts Karen Burnham and Karen Lord planned to create additional episodes to the series, which they would also archive. The Three Hoarsemen was hosted by John E. O. Stevens, Fred Kiesche, and Jeff Patterson and focused on genre literature, media, pop culture, and events. The podcast had initially started with episodes 193 and 198 of The SF Signal Podcast during the summer of 2013, and on August 23 of the same year the first episode of The Three Hoarsemen aired. The podcast ran for 34 episodes with SF Signal until the site's closure, after which The Three Hoarsemen began releasing episodes through The Incomparable. Staff During the site's run Denardo and Frantz served as its regular contributors. Other contributors included Steve Berman, Patrick Hester, and Rick Klaw. The site ran several podcasts that were hosted by Karen Burnham, Karen Lord, and Patrick Hester. Awards SFX Blog Award for Best Literary Blog (2011, won) Hugo Award for Best Fanzine (2012, won) Hugo Award for Best Fanzine (2013, won) Hugo Award for Best Fancast (2014, won for The SF Signal Podcast) References External links Science fiction fanzines Science fiction websites Science fiction webzines Hugo Award-winning works Internet properties established in 2003 Internet properties disestablished in 2016