/lit/ - Literature

NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN FOR ALL BOOKS - WILL BE OPEN FOR THREE WEEKS. CLOSING ON DECEMBER 25.

https://forms.gle/SYonDiWQVfQ2tHmA7

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The time has come to prepare /lit/'s top 100 list for 2020. Below, you can nominate up to 10 books to be included on the list.

NOTE - We will be scoring this a bit differently this year. In the interests of making a more interesting and idiosyncratic list, we will allow you to vote *multiple times* for a single book, so that if you choose you can give more weight to one book than another. You essentially have ten 'points' to spend; you can nominate 10 books with one 'point' each, or one book with all ten 'points', or anything in between.

Below are spaces for you to list 10 books. You can nominate up to 10 books, but you do not need to nominate that many. Each space is worth 1 point. If you would like one of your nominations to be weighted more heavily than others, simply include it multiple times in your responses.

Please submit your nominations in the form of "TITLE - AUTHOR'S LAST NAME" e.g. "Hamlet - Shakespeare" or "Moby Dick - Melville" or "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire - Gibbon". Obvious troll responses (i.e. "How to Suck Cock - OP") will be weeded out, but replies that are merely racist or not politically correct (i.e. "Bronze Age Mindset - BAP" or "Mein Kampf - Hitler") will not, as they are still representative of the culture of /lit/, regardless of how distasteful any individual anon might find them. Books that are part of a series (i.e. any single play of the Orestseia, any single novel of the Aubrey-Maturin series, etc) will count as a vote for the entire series as single work unless you indicate otherwise.

This poll will close on December 25th (Merry Christmas!). Happy holidays to all!