What is the very best sci-fi book (or series) written between 1976 and 2000?
It is absolutely your last chance to vote! Results go up Monday.
Did you forget we were in the middle of a poll? Well, we are, and it's almost over. Your nominations have formed our poll, and now it's time to make your voices heard. So take a moment to vote for your favorite book that isn't classic, but isn't super contemporary either.
And don't forget that the poll will let you vote again after one week. Since I can't monitor or stop the shenanigans, I encourage it. Vote early. Vote often.
Everyone will get three (3) votes. Use them....wisely.
The poll itself is on the bottom left of the side menus, below the "About the Author."
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