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What did everyone think of this one? I'll post my thoughts later today.

Cute. A little formulaic, a little too self-conscious. The insertion the SF element seemed awkward; I would have preferred straight fantasy.

But that's just my take. Let's assume I'm totally wrong. For example, is there a good reason to add that SF bit? If so, what is it?

For me this one was just okay, probably 3 out of 5 stars.

Part of it might be my lack of background on the process of an Imgur becoming a dragon, but that part was a bit unclear for me.

The themes I picked up on were:
1) Failure can sometimes end up being for the best in the long run if it takes you down a better path (e.g. meeting the love of your life, a better career path, etc.). So don’t let the sense of having failed make you stop striving.

2) Sometimes in order to find success it helps to have support and encouragement instead of being surrounded by haters.

Beyond that I didn’t get too much else out of it, I didn’t feel a strong connection to any of the characters.

So far my Hugo vote for novelette is going to “The Thing About Ghost Stories�. Still two more nominees to read though!

To me(view spoiler)[The switch to SF was both interesting and weird/awkward. I love the beginning but not a fan on how it turned into a love story. I did not hate it but it also was not special. (hide spoiler)] 2 stars.

My favorite from all the novelette is still The Only Harmless Thing.