Poll: Choose the Free Online Neil Gaiman Novel

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Mon Feb 11, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Poll: Choose the Free Online Neil Gaiman Novel

More rewarding than Election '08!

This weekend we told you about the 7th Anniversary of Neil Gaiman's blog, and it looks like the Sandman author has more to announce than his website's birthday.

Publisher Harper Collins has given Gaiman the go-ahead to post one of his novels online, at no charge, on his site. Now, the question is: Which novel?

In order to make the decision, Gaiman has posted a poll to choose which Neil Gaiman novel goes online.

What I want you to do is think -- not about which of the books below is your favourite, but if you were giving one away to a friend who had never read anything of mine, what would it be? Where would you want them to start?

The poll is only up for a week, so treat it like you would the '08 presidential election: Vote early and vote often.

(via boingboing)

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