Back to ATRL
This is
Classic ATRL
, an interactive archive of our original website.
Music News
Charts
Videos
Celebria
Base
The Lounge
Best Of
YTT
Games
TRL Archive
User Name
Remember Me
Password
Members who joined ATRL prior to 2017, sign in here.
Any changes made to your password do not sync.
Classic ATRL
>
The Lounge
>
Poll: Who is the most iconic FEMALE author?
Sign In
Poll: Who is the most iconic FEMALE author?
View Poll Results
: Most iconic female authors?
Jane Austen
25
37.31%
Agatha Christie
18
26.87%
The Brontes
5
7.46%
Enid Blyton
1
1.49%
Beatrix Potter
2
2.99%
JK Rowling
43
64.18%
Stephenie Meyer
4
5.97%
Suzanne Collins
3
4.48%
EL James
1
1.49%
Veronica Roth
0
0%
Cassandra Clare
0
0%
Barbara Cartland
0
0%
Danielle Steele
0
0%
Jackie Collins
1
1.49%
PL Travers
1
1.49%
E Nesbitt
0
0%
Catherine Cookson
1
1.49%
Mary Shelley
5
7.46%
Anne Rice
3
4.48%
Patricia Cornwell
0
0%
Maya Angelou
7
10.45%
Margaret Atwood
4
5.97%
Virginia Woolf
10
14.93%
Emily Dickinson
10
14.93%
Anne Frank
13
19.40%
Dodie Smith
0
0%
Harper Lee
5
7.46%
Madeline De'Engle
1
1.49%
Diana Wynn Jones
1
1.49%
Other
3
4.48%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters:
67
. You may not vote on this poll
Page 3 of 3
< Prev
1
2
3
Last Post
Actions
Reverie
Member Since: 8/18/2013
Posts: 12,760
Post #41
JK Rowling winning
henryevil
Member Since: 1/3/2014
Posts: 3,194
Post #42
Jane Austen tbh her influence/impact is in so many things
Ariel
Member Since: 3/8/2011
Posts: 3,432
Post #43
JK Rowling
brndksk
Member Since: 6/28/2010
Posts: 7,399
Thread Starter
|
Post #44
Death at the poll results.
lonnie
Member Since: 1/2/2014
Posts: 18,038
Post #45
Jane Austen slays al of them without a doubt.
lonnie
Member Since: 1/2/2014
Posts: 18,038
Post #46
J.K rowling winning
I love her but she's never touching Jane's influence EVER!
LilKim
Member Since: 3/5/2014
Posts: 7,164
Post #47
Anne Frank being paid dust
She doesn't deserve this
pika
Member Since: 12/26/2011
Posts: 14,707
Post #48
Jane Austen.
Gabriel
Member Since: 5/19/2012
Posts: 5,843
Post #49
Has to be Jane Austin, but in 100 years JK Rowling will still be there.
radiokilla
Member Since: 1/2/2014
Posts: 39
Post #50
Jane Austen, The Brontes, Maya Angelou, Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson
Page 3 of 3
< Prev
1
2
3
Actions for this Thread
Print this Thread
"Absolute TRL" 1999-2006; "Popfusion" 2006-2007; "ATRL" 2007-present
