Dec 07
It’s that time of year — every newspaper, magazine and literary website is publishing its list of Best Books on the Year. And now that we are closing the door on “The Oughts” (still doesn’t sound right to me), we are seeing lists of The Best Books of the Decade.
We want to know what books YOU would choose.
Click on the image below to nominate your top 3 books of 2009. (If you are not sure of the publication date, a very good place to check is Indiebound.org.)
Don’t wait to vote! We’ll announce the winners on our last podcast episode of the year (December 30th). In order to give us time to tally the votes and still enjoy the holidays with our families, we will be closing the poll at 11:59pm EST on Wednesday, December 16th.
(Please don’t leave your votes in the comments here — we can only count them if you use the poll. Thanks!)
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Best book of 2009
1. “Coop” Michael Perry
2. “Waiting for Columbus” Thomas Trofimuk