As nominated by our membership in the nomination round and then the semi-final, please vote now for the short story you feel should win the award for Best Short Story.
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As nominated by our membership in the nomination round and then the semi-final, please vote now for the short story you feel should win the award for Best Short Story.
You know, I came to these finals thinking that I would have no trouble picking this round. Ha ha.
OF THESE.....Lunch at Gothom.
But I still think my favs are not on this list
1408...the unknown, the unexplainable.
Second that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
ThirdedQuote:
Originally Posted by Jon
My true favorites aren't here, though, so I have to settle for choosing one of these.
And mine absolute favorite is! I'm the only one who has voted for it so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woofer
There have been many great short stories King has written over his long and prolific career. You can't include every one. Where's "Survivor Type"? "The Ledge"? "Quitters, Inc."? And so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by JeanAnd mine absolute favorite is! I'm the only one who has voted for it so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woofer
Jean, what do the bears like, "All That..."? :)
yes, yes, they do!!! http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k2.../bearheart.gif
Survivor Type. Ahhhhhh.
my favourite is the jaunt,but that isnt here...
so I picked 1 to Nona
I havent read the other novels yet.except Nona and Here there be tigers
I voted for Tygers. it was short and to the point...and i have to say it was kinda funny.:rofl:
Ooo, I love The Jaunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by mate211
Thank you for voting for Nona!
Wow. I can't believe my own vote.
The poll has closed and the winner of our inaugural Best Short Story Award, receiving 7 votes (31.82%), is:
"1408"
Nobody said anything about the scariest short story (although it is pretty freaky). This is the best short story, according to TDT.com.