Every now and then good news draws the most readers, and SFWA’s announcement of the Nebula Award finalists had that effect in March.

Curiously, three old posts made the “Scroll-Free Top 10”. The one reporting remarks by Dan Simmons can probably be explained by interest raised following his recent death. I don’t know the source of interest in the posts about Jon Del Arroz and Steven Brust.

Here are the ten most-viewed posts from the past month according to the entrail readers at Jetpack.

1. SFWA Announces the 61st Nebula Awards Finalists
2. Pixel Scroll 3/24/26 Gotta Be Lots More Pixels, If You Wanna Scroll With Me
3. Pixel Scroll 3/5/26 Ain’t No Pixels In My Scroll
4. Pixel Scroll 3/22/26 I Don’t Think That Scroll Title Means What You Think It Does
5. Pixel Scroll 3/21/26 You Better File On Into My Pixel, Cause It’s Going To Be Scrolling Out Doors
6. Pixel Scroll 3/18/26 Smeerp, Credential, Stobor, Dracarys…I Know The Science Fiction Names For Pixels Animalculous
7. Pixel Scroll 3/1/26 Click The Scroll, Jack (And Don’t You Stalk Back No More, No More)
8. Pixel Scroll 3/16/26 O Dostaks Come And Stalk With Us
9. Pixel Scroll 3/14/26 The Real Houseplants Of Gor
10. Pixel Scroll 3/8/26 Lord Scrollentine’s Pixel

SCROLL-FREE TOP 10

1. SFWA Announces the 61st Nebula Awards Finalists
2. Dan Simmons Criticized for Remarks About Thunberg
3. How SFWA Is Administering the Nebula Awards Policy Against LLM-Use
4. Court Rules Against Del Arroz on Four Issues in Lawsuit Against Worldcon 76, Allows Litigation to Continue on a Fifth
5. M.R. “Hilde” Hildebrand (1946-2026)
6. Get Ready for Small Planet: The SF in Translation Magazine
7. Long Night’s Journey Into Day
8. Barkley — So Glad You (Didn’t) Ask #105, A Column of Unsolicited Opinions
9. 2026 Seiun Awards Nominees
10. Steven Brust’s Fourth Street Fantasy Remarks Generate Heat

[Thanks to Teddy Harvia for the cartoon!]