Thank you everyone for participating. I was surprised to see Stephen King pull ahead of a classic like Dracula, but the last few days had a number of upsets.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Best Horror Novel/Novella (Poll Results)
I'm continuing to take it easy under doctors orders. I'm writing on my manuscript but trying to keep those twelve to fifteen hour days doing childcare, teaching, and under-deadline writing to a minimum until my bronchitis has its ass kicked.
Thank you everyone for participating. I was surprised to see Stephen King pull ahead of a classic like Dracula, but the last few days had a number of upsets.
Thank you everyone for participating. I was surprised to see Stephen King pull ahead of a classic like Dracula, but the last few days had a number of upsets.
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