What is the best fantasy book or series written in the last 25 years?
I randomize the titles that go up against each other, but today fate has decided that the choices are from a whole lot of heavy hitters and personal faves. It's going to be a rough round as these goliaths slug it out.
Everyone will get three (3) votes. The top four titles will go on to the semifinals.
The poll itself is on the bottom left of the side menus, below the "About the Author."
For mobile users you click on "web page view" and then scroll ALLLLLLLLLL the way to the bottom.
These quarterfinals will only be up for few days each (less than a week) so vote quickly that we can move on without losing momentum.
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