The Preditors & Editors Poll results came out today. A lot of Candlemark & Gleam folks did quite well, and I was tickled to see that Substitution Cipher came in at number 11 on the list of best anthologies. Just shy of the top ten, which is quite exciting for a newb such as myself. So, thanks to everyone who voted for it! I and all the other authors really appreciate it.
Did you vote in the P&E poll? What did you think of the results? What are some of your favorite books of 2012? Let me know in the comments, and you could be the lucky winner of an electronic copy of Substitution Cipher, just cuz. Well, this is my hundredth post on this blog. Why the hell not?
I’ll pick the winner on Sunday, January 13 January 20 (c’mon, M, learn how to read a calendar). And if you already own a copy? Thank you! Please spread the word.
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Would it be fair game to say that my favorite book of 2012 is one I haven’t read yet? (A little book called Substitution Cipher.) We *are* talking about alternate reality, aren’t we? 🙂
Works for me! And I hope so. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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2012, 2012. Hrm. I forget if I read “Planetary” for the first time last year, or if that was 2011. Definitely in the realm of 2012 was “All-Star Superman.” My name, it is in the hat!
It is! 🙂