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  Women's Watershed Fiction 1 November  2004  
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For the last few weeks' Woman's Hour has invited you to nominate the novel which has changed the way you see women. Now you have the chance to vote for your favourite watershed fiction title. 

Your vote will enable us to compile a 'top ten' list.


HOW YOU CAN VOTE
We have compiled a longlist of 30 books based on your nominations and you now have the opportunity to vote for your number one Women's Watershed fiction title. So vote now! You have until noon on Friday 12 November.

You may also wish to vote by telephone. If so, call 08703 666303 and follow the recorded instructions.

Alternatively, you may wish to text your vote. Text 84844 BOOK and then the name of the book.

The top ten books will be announced in a live programme from the Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library on Wednesday 8 December.

UNDECIDED?
You may be undecided about which book to vote for. Let us help you. Find out more by reading our individual pages on each longlisted novel and read listeners comments on why you should vote for their choice.

BOOKS ON WOMAN'S HOUR
You can find out more about other books items broadcast on Woman's Hour by going to our books archive.


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