Saturday, May 7, 2011

Poll Tax

Voting is over and the results of last week's poll are in. Out of 31 votes:
  • 7 of you voted for Poor Richard's Universe (22%)
  • 11 of you voted for Pellatarrum (35%)
  • 13 of you voted for Curse/Or (41%)
I'm actually quite surprised at how close Curse/Or and Pellatarrum were. This tells me that it's basically a tie between the two, with only a slight preference for the e-novel.

All righty then, on with the next poll, entitled "What level of support are you willing to give in order to get more Curse/Or?"  It's assumed that your answers are cumulative, i.e. if you pick option 3 then you already agree with options 1 and 2.

You will note that I have left off the options of "I am a book publisher willing to give you an advance if you'll sign this contract" and "I am a wealthy lover of fiction who wishes to support you as you write" because, even though I am a writer, there are some things in which even I can't believe.
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Posted by Erin Palette at 5/07/2011

3 comments:

  1. Jean BauhausMay 7, 2011 at 7:54 PM

    It's not a question of willingness as much as ability at this point. :/

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  2. Erin PaletteMay 7, 2011 at 9:08 PM

    It's all right, honeybunch. You help enough as it is. :)

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  3. VonMay 8, 2011 at 3:06 AM

    You'd be up there on the list of Things To Spend Money On if I but had more money to spend.


    Apropos of nothing, I've nominated you for a Stylish Blogger Award, because you deserve it: http://von-gameover.blogspot.com/2011/05/wow-show-gnomercy.html (yes, I know, but the post was about something else when I wrote it).

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