Saturday, 19 March 2016
In the end it it the poll that endures...
I've posted a Robert Aickman popularity poll on the right. He would probably have hated the whole idea, which is just another good reason for doing it. As before, you can cast multiple votes. I appreciate that some people can't stand Aickman, but including negative votes is a bit beyond me at the moment. The point is, if you like his stuff, here's an opportunity to say so.
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I think 'The Inner Room' will win this comfortably.
Ooh, a bold prediction!
'The Inner Room' gets my vote too. It was the first Aickerman story I read, and while I subsequently read and enjoyed all his other stories, I still reckon 'The Inner Room' deserves its little niche in posterity.
Oops..Aickman.
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