BOOKGASM is one of 10 finalists in the Best Literature Blog category of the 2007 Weblog Awards, the world’s largest blog competition. While it’s an honor to be nominated, it’d be nice to win, too.
That’s where you come in, member of the BOOKGASM faithful! Surf over to http://2007.weblogawards.org/polls/best-literature-blog-1.php and cast your vote for us! All it takes is one click.
You can vote once a day per computer through end of polls, which is Thursday, Nov. 8. Tell any friends you know who read us to do the same, and thanks for your support!
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Voted!
Voted! See you same place/same time tomorrow!
Hah! I made the nomination!
http://2007.weblogawards.org/nominations/best-literature-blog.php#comment-8200
I was worried they’d bury you cause it seemed not too many people “seconded” the nomination.
Why is McSweeney’s there? I love the site. They’ve published me a few times. But it’s not a blog.
Moist is right. I love McSweeney’s as well (and have been lucky enough to have had a couple of parodies published there). But it is definitely not a blog.
Good luck in the contest.
Heh. First thing I thought was “McSweeney’s has a blog now? Cool!” Then I couldn’t find it.
Congratulations. I don’t know how the voting will go, and I don’t know your site well enough to vote yet, but I’m thankful for the list of nominees so I can discover some great blogs.
Wow. Yesterday it was close, but a day later and Neil Gaiman pulls so far ahead of the pack, it’s basically a lock. I can’t believe that Pepy’s Diary thing is in second. Never heard of it before. I went there to see what it was about and it’s not even readable.
Voted for ya, mon. Shouldn’t even be a race, with all the books you cover. I’d never know of them otherwise.
Come on folks vote daily. Were losing to a dead man’s diary. WTF.
Bookgasm was robbed. I blame the left-wing literati and vote rigging.