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Old 09-08-2016, 08:02 AM   #27
MikeB1972
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Originally Posted by DrNefario View Post
I would suggest that they quite often didn't go to puppy-type books, but rather to books that VD said his followers should vote for. Some of which he publishes, and have almost no goodreads ratings (a reasonably decent barometer of actual popularity, I would guess.)

If I were to play devil's advocate myself, I'd say this was an experiment in how a small clique can still dominate an award with an open vote.
Given the winners though,
John C Wright, Larry Correia, Terry Pratchett, David Weber, Naomi Novak, Nick Cole, Brian Niemeier.
Which of these have anything to do with Vox?

Had a quick search before posting and the Nick Cole one was published by Vox (Had him mixed up with Myke Cole in my head) but seems to have a pretty solid goodreads rating.

I don't know Brian Niemeier and I don't like John C Wright's stuff, but everything there seems pretty popular.
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