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Help Please! Could you spare a moment for a vote?

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If you’ve a moment to spare, my popular science book review site is up for an award: you can vote here. All assistance gratefully received!

The site itself (www.popularscience.co.uk) was an early realisation that, though it's useful for an author to have a website (and I do - www.brianclegg.net), unless you are a big name, not many people are going to go looking for it. However, if you can get a site that is of interest to anyone liking your genre, it's a good way to keep in touch with a wider audience who would be interested in your writing... and it seems to work.
 
Done and good luck.
 
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