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Q: Do you think Nancy Pearl should publish with Amazon, or should she support the independent bookstores who supported her? Full story

Answer   Percent Total Votes
Yes, she should publish her books with whomever she wants
20% 333
No, she should support the independent bookstores who supported her
24% 399
I don't know
10% 165
Who's Nancy Pearl?
46% 749
Total: 1646 votes

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