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A Meme By The Broke and the Bookish
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This week's Top 10 list focuses on authors you'd like to re-read. Granted, normally when I read something that I love, I will end up hunting down more books from that author to immediately devour, but my TBR list is so long that sometimes I don't get to them as soon as I'd like. The following list reflects the authors whom I have yet to continue reading, but promise to get to as soon as I am able:
I know, I know - I've only read one Stephen King novel, and it was Cujo. Sad but true. I think the next one I'll try will be It, because that movie is a Halloween tradition in my house, and it's sad that I can quote the movie, but have never read the book. Still, I have a feeling that the first author to get bumped off of this list will be Kelly Thompson, because I already have a copy of Storykiller on my shelf that is just begging for me to start it - I just can't start something new until I finish the Bloodlines series. I'm only on book 2! I just couldn't wait too long after Vampire Academy - I needed more Adrian!
Do you have any authors you've tried, and are dying to read more of? Let me know in the comments below - or leave a link to your own Top 10 list and I'll stop by!
I've only read Catcher in the Rye from your list, but I'm hoping to read something from Stephen King! I haven't yet, and I'm actually feeling a little ashamed :/
ReplyDeleteI only read Quick off your list but liked it quite enough to maybe read on :)
ReplyDeleteI really must start with King's novels, I feel left out not being part of the fandom :D
Happy reading!
Wow, I haven't read a book by any of those authors… does getting through only the first 3 chapters of The Catcher in the Rye count?
ReplyDeletePaolo Bacigalupi made my list, too. I've never read any Stephen King novels! I want to remedy that soon.
ReplyDeleteIT is one of my favorites of Stephen King, so I hope you enjoy it when you get around to it :)
ReplyDeleteKim @ YA Asylum
I am in the same boat on Bill Konigsberg, and I liked his book so much that you'd think I would have gotten my hands on his other novel by now.
ReplyDeleteHey! I know I shouldn't jump the line but I will say that STORYKILLER is a great October read! Monsters, killing, and even a Halloween Masquerade Ball! ;)
ReplyDelete- Kelly Thompson, author (and shameless self promoter) of Storykiller!
I'll keep that in mind - lol! In fact, it does sound like a good October read. It's in my queue, promise!
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