What is the best fantasy book (or series) written between 1976 and 2000?
For any of you who have ever said "How can this poll not have SOANDSO?!?", now is your chance. Get it on the poll and get it some seconds.
We've got to get this poll going so we have time to do horror for Halloween.
We have a decent poll unfolding with some really good books, but it could use more titles.
So please pop over to the original page (very important), read the rules if you haven't yet, and drop a nomination or an undersung hero.
I'll be putting this poll together next week.
Remember, go to the original page or it won't count. Not a comment here. Not a comment on the Facebook post. Not Tumblr. THE ORIGINAL PAGE.
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