Crazy Reader's Poll

[shadowkat]

Have decided purely out of curiousity to see who my readers are, which is admittedly gutsy, because it is more than possible that no one will respond and I'll look silly, which is why I haven't done this type of poll before (I've done plenty of polls, just not about my own journal). Not sure what's worse in internet land, critical responses or no responses at all. At least with the trollish/critical ones, you know people are reading. When you don't get any, you have no clue, there's a limitless number of possibilities.

Please note, the title of my lj is spontaneous musings, so while it is possible that I may honor your requests below, it is also highly unlikely. Than again you never know. There are admittedly a few posts that I still do that I've decided might be unpopular or really turn folks off and am considering discontinuing, so responses below will probably affect that decision to some extent.


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Comments

[aycheb.livejournal.com]

I haven't read Twilight and never will but the summaries, when not threatening the end of Western civilisation as we know it, are hilarious.

[aycheb.livejournal.com]

Good one!

[shadowkat67.livejournal.com]

Would agree.

What is interesting to me is that the media keeps talking about how Stephanie Meyer and Twilight are the next JK Rowling. I don't think so. If my poll, which granted only had maybe 20 responses,
is any indication - it does not look like she's going to get the same broad assortment of readers that Rowlings did. Rowlings crossed gender, cultural, and age lines in a way that I'm not sure anyone is going to duplicate any time soon.
Meyer's seems to be attracting a specific group.