What is the best fantasy book (or series) from before 1975?
Our latest poll is live. And we're going to have to do some quick semifinals.
This isn't a small poll. It's actually pretty big. So big that I had to break it into semifinals. That means we're going to move VERY quickly, to get through this first part of the process. This poll will only be up a week (and another week for the second half) so we can get on with the final round. So please make haste.
Everyone gets three [3] votes, but as there is no way to "rank" votes, you should use as few as you can stand.
The poll itself is in the lower left at the bottom of the side menus.
If you're on mobile you can scroll ALLLLLL the way to the bottom and click on"webpage view" to see the side menus and get to the polls.
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