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Best of the Blog 2010

Good morning and happy new year! Winners of the Best of the Blog contest are:

• First Date
• The Pond
• Reflections on a Girl

Thanks for voting and see you next year!

Best of the Blog 2009: Contest Winners

Good morning, everyone. Welcome to a new year, new decade, and end of another Best of the Blog contest. I’ve been doing this since 2005 and finally refined the system so it works fairly well. Thank you to everyone who voted, whether consciously or unconsciously.

Without further ado, the winners of the Best of the Blog 2009 are:

• Reach
• The House of Animalia
• Report on Artidae Totalus

See you next year and thanks for reading!

Best of the Blog 2007

Despite a low turnout, the winners of this year’s best of the blog are:

Fantasy: Sweet home Chicago
Realistic Fiction: Before
Fantasy: What are you waiting for?

Winners were chosen based on positive comments, good language, or a skill that was demonstrated that was not in the others. For those of you who want to catch up on 2007, there is a page with all of the posts for the year in a link at the bottom. Voting for 2008 will start as soon as possible. Thank you all for reading and though there were very little votes, your support is much appreciated. Thank you for reading and see you all next year!

The Best of the Blog 2006

“Hello and welcome to the unveiling ceremony of Best of the Blog! I’m Calliope, your host for this event. This year, the nominees were taken from votes that you, the reader, chose. First, let’s take a look at our nominees:

• Madren’s Choice
• The Music Box
• Wearing Black
• Genevieve’s Kitchen
• The Man Who Will Never Die
• No one wants to hear…
• The Red and Black Autumn Ball
• My Life
• “I would like to make an exchange.”
• The Gift

“And the winners are:

• Madren’s Choice
• No one wants to hear…
• “I would like to make an exchange.”

“Thank you to all who voted! The links for the winners will permanently go on the Best of the Blog page. If you wish to read them again, please visit. I hope to hear from you all next year and thank you again for taking your time to vote!”