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Originally Posted by Hamlet53

I believe that Heart of Darkness should now be fully nominated with my 3rd of it, no? That makes 8 books fully nominated I do believe.

Originally Posted by maianhvk

The mods must've missed your vote, I think.

Originally Posted by WT Sharpe

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*** Heart of Darkness by osephy Conrad [Billsuits1, maianhvk, Hamlet53]
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It looks like all nominations were taken into account, but not added to the first post. I'm sure Tom or Dreams will check back soon and fix it.

So yes, we do now have 8 fully nominated books.

Edit: Make that 9.