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I have no idea if I am allowed to post this here, so please tell me or remove it if I'm not. But my cover has been entered into the AllAuthor book cover of the month award and I'm at n°18 (of 100). Clearly everyone is busy asking all their friends and relatives to vote, so now I'm asking you all, to vote for The Panopticon Experiment by Rachel Caldecott.
 
I have no idea if I am allowed to post this here, so please tell me or remove it if I'm not. But my cover has been entered into the AllAuthor book cover of the month award and I'm at n°18 (of 100). Clearly everyone is busy asking all their friends and relatives to vote, so now I'm asking you all, to vote for The Panopticon Experiment by Rachel Caldecott.
Just checking if this is the one we've voted for already? If it isn't or it's in a new round, I'll vote again
 
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