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Widow's Welcome: the Cardigan vote

On the 29th November 2019 we were fortunate enough to be invited to read from Widow's Welcome at The Cellar Bards in Cardigan. We took all our voting kit so the bards could have their say on the Casker and the Lowlander stories...



And the results are:

Caskers: 50% of the votes
Lowlanders: 50% of the votes

No stones/ballots were ruined



It seems Cardigan is one of the fairest (or is it the most divided?) places to cast the black and white stones so far.
 



We had a great time reading at The Cellar Bar - it's a wonderful atmosphere and the open mic section was fantastic (with a brand new sound system, no less!) Thanks to all readers and listeners that braved a cold Friday evening. We'll have to come back and see what the Cardigan voters make of the Perlish and Torn stories. If they're not completely sick of elections by then...

   

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