Which Genre for November?
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Re: Which Genre for November?
Okay, the newbie here cannot figure out how to vote. Little help?
Most humbly,
The Dainty Flower
Most humbly,
The Dainty Flower
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Heidi M Simone
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You're welcome, rssllue! If you do end up reading it, I would be curious to hear your thoughts.
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Dainty, at the top of each page of this string is a post that list the options upon which you can vote. Just choose the category you prefer, and click the button next to your choice. At the bottom of the post is a SUBMIT button that needs to be clicked.
Now, I'll bet you are now thinking: Now why didn't I see that?
Now, I'll bet you are now thinking: Now why didn't I see that?
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@DaintyFlower7 at the top of the topic is a poll with radio buttons. Just pick which one you'd like to vote for (you can change your mind 
) Last day to vote is October 14th.
) Last day to vote is October 14th."Books are unique portable magic."-Stephen King
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I will certainly do so if I do indeed read it.hsimone wrote:You're welcome, rssllue! If you do end up reading it, I would be curious to hear your thoughts.
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Grief is just love with no place to go.
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Oh you! 
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Voted fantasy, but historical fiction would be my second choice.
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Oh boy! Historical fiction is definitely in the lead!
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I take it you approve?hsimone wrote:Oh boy! Historical fiction is definitely in the lead!
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Well there is a lot more history out there than mystery. 
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^ The further back you go, the more mysterious it becomes.
Also the victors so often write history *their* way. 2 sides (at least) to every story, and memory is not the most trustworthy of things, even for so-called 'photographic' people.
Also the victors so often write history *their* way. 2 sides (at least) to every story, and memory is not the most trustworthy of things, even for so-called 'photographic' people.
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CzechTigg wrote:I take it you approve?hsimone wrote:Oh boy! Historical fiction is definitely in the lead!
I do approve! Although, I do love fantasy as well, I just feel like that I haven't read a lot of historical fiction lately and would to find a good one!"There is nothing as powerful as a mother’s love, and nothing as healing as a child’s soul." – Unknown
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The last English king is well worth your time, if I can think of one that most gripped me while history studies were fresh in my data banks.
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My choices are: 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame' by Victor Hugo and 'Birdsong' by Sebastian Faulks.
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