I will have a poll ST #31 in due course. But before then, I think I'll gauge readers' opinions of favourite supernatural tales from years gone by. So flex your voting fingers. There may even be a new poll sitting there at this very moment...
Saturday 30 January 2016
Supernatural Tales 30 - Poll Closed!
Well, the online poll for most popular story in the special, exciting, dynamic ST #30 produced a pretty decisive result. 'Wild Dogs' by Adam Golaski won by a country mile. This means he win a small cash prize (£25 in English money) and a year's subscription to ST.
I will have a poll ST #31 in due course. But before then, I think I'll gauge readers' opinions of favourite supernatural tales from years gone by. So flex your voting fingers. There may even be a new poll sitting there at this very moment...
I will have a poll ST #31 in due course. But before then, I think I'll gauge readers' opinions of favourite supernatural tales from years gone by. So flex your voting fingers. There may even be a new poll sitting there at this very moment...
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