Comments | literaryheroine: Mod Post: Votes needed and poll!

tunnels_of_loce in literaryheroine

Mod Post: Votes needed and poll!

Feb 20, 2011 16:12

Hi guys!

As always, I could really use some votes on the unstamped applications, so please go HERE to do so! (And don't forget the second page HEREThanks to all of you who suggested some new ideas for themes around here! I haven't posted a poll here in a while, so I decided to make one today so I can see what themes have the most interest. And ( Read more... )

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Comments 25

elysium_22 February 21 2011, 17:17:53 UTC

I like so many of the ideas here, but I somehow managed to limit my voting to only two theme options. :)

My first choice was a mirror theme.

I wondered... Would you include only the main character/heroine options or some other characters as well? ♥

tunnels_of_loce February 23 2011, 02:19:42 UTC

I'm still not sure exactly how I'd do a mirror theme if that one got chosen, but I was thinking of just including the options that are available for main stamps.

elysium_22 February 28 2011, 16:18:30 UTC

The main options are quite suitable enough. Indeed, there are 25 options! I'd forgotten there were so many. :)

Thanks. I was curious.

sunflower_mynah February 22 2011, 03:05:12 UTC

I would totally adore a Dresden Files theme, and I know the book series is pretty popular but IDK if anyone else here has read it? (It's also insanely long.)

in_omnia March 23 2011, 05:21:50 UTC

Sorry for the delayed response, but I was taking a look at the poll results, and the Genre Theme you listed got me thinking. You might already have the theme kind of set up in your mind, so if you can't use this, I shan't mind! But I think it would be interesting if you included sub-genres---or maybe did a sub-genre theme. So instead of just fantasy, romance, scifi, mystery, etc., you might have fairy tale retellings, hard-boiled detective stories, chick lit, historical epics, and so on. (I'm sure there are non-fiction sub-genres too, but I'm afraid I'm a lot more knowledgeable about the fiction ones. Although, if you wanted to do a Dewey Decimal Theme...hmmm...but does anyone really want to know that they'd be the 340s? Never mind.... :D)