2011 Rose & Bay Awards update on voting

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The Rose & Bay Awards honor excellence in cyberfunded creativity.  If you're new to this project, please read more on the 2011 landing page.

Today is the LAST DAY of voting in all categories, except for Fiction which will be closing its primary and opening its runoff poll soon.  All voting polls are open and showing activity:
Art: 60 voters
Fiction: 274 voters
Poetry: 25 voters
Webcomic: 249 voters
Other Project: 62 voters
Patron: 28 voters

2011 Nominee badges are available for all six categories, thanks to karen_wehrstein.

Please continue to promote the 2011 Rose & Bay Awards.  Remind people that today is the end of the main voting period.  Make sure you drop by crowdfunding later this week to vote in the Fiction runoff poll.  We appreciate all the signal boosts and votes so far!

2011 Rose & Bay Awards update on voting

[ysabetwordsmith]

 The Rose & Bay Awards honor excellence in cyberfunded creativity.  If you're new to this project, please read more on the 2011 landing page.

Today is the LAST DAY of voting in all categories, except for Fiction which will be closing its primary and opening its runoff poll soon.  All voting polls are open and showing activity:
Art: 60 voters
Fiction: 274 voters
Poetry: 25 voters
Webcomic: 249 voters
Other Project: 62 voters
Patron: 28 voters

2011 Nominee badges are available for all six categories, thanks to karen_wehrstein.

Please continue to promote the 2011 Rose & Bay Awards.  Remind people that today is the end of the main voting period.  Make sure you drop by crowdfunding later this week to vote in the Fiction runoff poll.  We appreciate all the signal boosts and votes so far!

Wonder City Stories

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If you haven't been by lately, Wonder City Stories volume II is up to episode #30 as of today! The hijinks in vol II include a ghost story, a quest in Faerie, and a superpowered reality show.

Come check us out! My birthday was last Friday -- I'd take recs and reviews as particularly lovely birthday presents. ;)

The Wonder City Stories Table of Contents

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So, the Get Stefanie to ArLis Poetry Sale is complete, where I wrote a poem a day for the past two weeks. I made $58.00, which I am pleased with, considering this was my first attempt at crowdfunding.

I am interested in possibly pursuing this, something similar to this on a monthly basis. Probably not for long a period, but being over a weekend or day. At most, a week. What sort of things have people had luck with? Do you find it better to let readers choose a theme or to have a set theme before the writing? I had a set theme this time - fairy tales/folklores - and while I could certainly write more poems based around those, I'm thinking it might be fun to explore other themes.

Thoughts, bits of advice, feedback?

Thank you!