This week's challenge it Auto Buy authors. Writers who when they come out with a new book, you have to buy and read it in a single day even if it nearly kills you.
For a long time, these authors fit the category until I couldn't keep up, or they died:
Isaac Asimov
Harlan Ellison
James A. Michener
Anne McCaffery
Collen McCulloh
Harold Robbins
Micky Spillane
C. S. Lewis
Deitrich Bonhoeffer
Barry Sadler
Anne Rice
Today's authors are:
Tony Roberts, I just got his 8th book in the Dark Blade series and I'm loving it.
Blake Banner
Tom Clancy
Leigh Berdugo
Mark Dawson
Julia Quinn - Love Bridgerton
Paula Paul
Berthold Gambrel, blogger friend who has reviewed a number of my books on his blog.
Joseph Badal, local author and I've met a number of times at book signings.
Hank Bruce, another local author and member of Writers2writers. He had great books on gardening, and is pushing the nutritional value of the Moringa Tree for developing nations.
Dr. Irene Blea, another member of Writers2writers, she has a trilogy about her aunt who was sold into marriage at age 13, ran away from an abusive husband and went on to live her life. Great reads, she has an autobiography of her life coming out soon that we in W2W read portions and gave input, as they did with my work.
Jonathan Miller, local author who told me about Soutwest Writers way back in 2006. I went to my first meeting, found out about a print on demand in August, had the first two copies of Optimus Praetorian Guard by November. He's an attorney and writes legal thrillers.
10 comments:
As always, I'm honored to be mentioned in such good company. Thank you.
You are very welcome, Berthold
I’ve heard good things about Tom Clancy, but I don’t think I’ve ever read him!
You've got quite a list. I'll have to look to take a look at some I have not read yet.
Many of those on your "prior" list are some of my favorites.... so I'll have to check out the others!!
Lydia, he's best known for Hunt for Red October the movie with Sean Connery. His books are by far better than the movies.
Shari, try Toney Roberts regular books not the Casca.
I'm glad you like the oldies but goodies, Judy.
I certainly agree with you on Asimov. He was always a favourite.
Tanith, glad we share that.
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