Happy Tuesday, y’all! This week, Jana over at That Artsy Reader Girl is asking us to share books that we can’t believe we’ve never read. I’m not one to look at really hyped books and think, oh yeah, I want to read that! Occasionally, one will catch my eye, and I’ll give it a try. Sometimes it’s a success, other times it’s a failure. So instead, I thought I would start a new alphabet challenge. A few weeks ago, I finished an alphabet challenge based on titles. You can find those lists here. This week I’m starting a new challenge, focused on author names. Today, we’ll look at ten “A” author names.
All the authors’ images are from their websites, which are linked to their names. I’ve included a book by the author as well.
Now let’s look at ten “A” author names!
Julie Abe
Abe writes mostly middle-grade and young-adult novels. No matter the age, her books all have a fantastical element.
Sara Ackerman
Ackerman’s books are all set in Hawaii. The majority of her books are historical fiction, but she has also written contemporary novels.
Ellery Adams
Adam’s is most known for her cozy mysteries. But she has recently released a novel classified as a thriller.
Sara Nisha Adams
Adam’s debut novel, The Reading List, is a best-selling novel about a love of books.
Sarah Adams
Adam’s is well known for writing contemporary romances set in the US.
Jussi Adler-Olsen
Adler-Olsen is best known for the series Dept. Q, a Danish thriller adapted for Netflix.
Kaia Alderson
Alderson is best known for writing historical fiction featuring strong African American women.
Poppy Alexander
Alexander writes contemporary novels, often with a romantic element.
Sarah Addison Allen
Allen writes contemporary stories with a hint of magical realism, all set in the Southern US.
Mary Kay Andrews
Andrews’s books are generally set in the Southern US and feature contemporary settings with a touch of romance.
That’s ten authors I’ve read and enjoyed, with “A” names! Have you read any of these authors with “A” names? Are there any “A” author names you would recommend I read?
Are you looking for some more books to read? Check out my other bookish lists, book reviews, and monthly reading wrap-ups.
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Oh, you interpreted this week’s topic quite differently than I did. Still, good to see you make a start on your new alphabetical challenge.