A number of BCS authors had other work named finalists for the 2022 Ignyte Awards, presented by FiyahCon.

• C.L. Clark (“The Captain and the Quartermaster” in BCS #326 and podcast BCS 275; “Forgive Me, My Love, for the Ice and the Sea” in BCS #296 and podcast BCS 252) for Best Novel

• P. Djèlí Clark (“A Tale of Woe” in BCS #253) for Best Novel and Best Short Story

• Aliette de Bodard (“At the Foot of the Dragon Stair” in BCS #350 – Science-Fantasy Month 6 and podcast BCS 290, “Court of Birth, Court of Strength” in BCS #261, “The Breath of War” in BCS #142 and podcast BCS 121, and many others) for Best Novella

• Cassandra Khaw (“She Who Hungers, She Who Waits” in BCS #248 and podcast BCS 214) for Best Novella

• Caroline M. Yoachim (“Carnival Nine” in BCS #225 and podcast BCS 196) for Best Novelette

• Martin Cahill (“Those Virtues, Those Poisons” in BCS #338; “A Glass Kiss for the Little Prince of Pain” in BCS #210) for Best Short Story

• Tobi Ogundiran (“Deep in the Gardener’s Barrow” in BCS #343; “The Many Lives of an Abiku” in BCS #309) for Best Short Story

• Saladin Ahmed (“Mister Hadj’s Sunset Ride” in BCS #43 and podcast BCS 039; “Where Virtue Lives” in BCS #15) in Best Comics Team

• C.L. Clark and Charles Payseur (“Undercurrents” in BCS #274 and podcast BCS 235; “Rivers Run Free” in BCS #230 and podcast BCS 201) as editors in Best Anthology

• Troy L. Wiggins (“Fury at the Crossroads” in BCS #276 and podcast BCS 237) for Best Creative Nonfiction

• Maurice Broaddus (“Bound by Sorrow” in BCS #300, Special Double-Issue) Maurice Broaddus (“El is a Spaceship Melody” in BCS #244 – Science-Fantasy Month 4) for the Ember Award

Congratulations, all!