April poll results

Here are the results of the April poll:

Which of Diana Gabaldon's books are you currently reading or listening to?

• 13.04% - I'm reading other things right now.
• 11.73% - THE FIERY CROSS
• 11.36% - DRAGONFLY IN AMBER
• 10.80% - DRUMS OF AUTUMN
• 10.43% - A BREATH OF SNOW AND ASHES
• 10.24% - VOYAGER
• 10.06% - AN ECHO IN THE BONE
• 8.19% - THE SCOTTISH PRISONER
• 7.26% - OUTLANDER / CROSS STITCH
• 1.12% - One of the shorter pieces ("Leaf", "Custom", or "Zombies")
• 0.93% - LORD JOHN AND THE PRIVATE MATTER
• 0.74% - LORD JOHN AND THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE BLADE
• 0.37% - LORD JOHN AND THE HAND OF DEVILS
• 0.37% - THE EXILE (graphic novel)
• 3.35% - Other

I thought the responses for "Other" were interesting, particularly the people who said they were reading more than one of Diana's books simultaneously.

• Reading everything again for the 4th time
• Re-reading The Fiery Cross in concurrently with a library book
• WOW reading the entire series for the first time! Will then begin to reread !!
• excerpts
• I have read all of diana's books and (im)patiently awaiting the nest one! I have
• Outlander and Voyager depends on device I'm using
• Finishing my 5th time through the whole series
• Drums, zlj and the Private Matter, The Windup Gir, A Prayer for the Dying
• I'm usually listening to one and reading one at the same time
• reading something else but all these excerpts are making me crave to read them!
• rereading all
• Outlandish Companion
• reading FC and ABOSA
• Three at once!
• LJBOB-kindle &Voyager iPod
• Reading The Firey Cross again AND listening to Dragon Fly in Amber.
• ABOSAA now, but went back into fave parts of Voyager this week. LOVE them all!
• Reading ABOSAA and listening to Outlander.

There were 537 responses to this month's poll. I didn't vote in it myself, but I was listening to ABOSAA for most of the month, and recently started listening to ECHO.

Thanks very much to everyone who participated! Please take a moment to vote in the May poll, which asks the question, "Would you go through the stones, if you could?"