A Dozen Authors We Still Want to Lay an Egg On

Posted April 12, 2022 by elzaread in Top Ten Tuesday / 62 Comments

Greetings you guys! It’s late on Monday night and my Mommy wants to go to sleep. BUT we cannot miss two TTT in a row, so she just has to stay awake for a few more minutes. Luckily this week’s prompt can be handled with a few Canva grids and still count as a full post. Authors I haven’t read, but still want to. 

Oh my Mommy’s list is way more than 10. To get all our grids to match nicely and to get a clever title for our post, we will go with 12 today! Just for good measure and to pretend this whole post didn’t take us but 15minutes, we will add the book we wan to read by named author as well.

  • Simone St. James
  • Ali Hazelwood
  • Andy Weir (the fact that we are currently reading Project Hail Mary doesn’t count as has read. We are still busy)

 

  • Barbara Kingslover
  • Kate Atkinson
  • Elizabeth Wein

 

  • Julie Mulhern
  • Caroline Graham
  • Julian Fellowes (Why did I think he is a she? He looks an awful lot like the author in Magpie Murders. Perhaps our imagination is just getting the better of us.)

 

  • Anne Perry
  • Elizabeth Peters
  • Patricia Wentworth

 

Remember to add your link to Jana, our host’s website @ That Artsy Reader Girl. Thank you to Diana @ A Novel Glimpse for today’s prompt!

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62 responses to “A Dozen Authors We Still Want to Lay an Egg On

  1. Love this list! I haven’t yet read Julian Fellowes books – but I know he’s a cracking writer as he wrote the screenplay for Gosford Park, which is one of my alltime favourite films. And Caroline Grahme writes the series that Midsomer Murders is based on… a favourite ongoing TV series that has been running a very long time. Life After Life is a remarkable read – I tucked into it longer ago than I care to recall and absolutely loved it. Not so keen on her murder mystery series, however. Hope you get a chance to read some of these very soon:)).

    • Hi there Sarah!

      Yes, I know Julian Fellows is a screenplay writer as well and I can’t believe I haven’t read anything by him yet. I love love love Midsomer Murders and that’s why want to read Caroline Grahme as well.

      So happy to catch up with you as well and you must take good care of yourself.

    • Hi there Vidya!

      I honestly don’t know how I am ever going to read all the books and authors I still want to read. Maybe one day we will actually stop worrying about it!

      Will go and take a look at your list now.

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    • Hi Emma!

      I don’t currently have any Kingslover books on my Kindle or even on my shelf, but I will try to get one or two.

      I’m loving Project Hail Mary so far and I think the Audio recording is really good.

      elzaread recently posted: The Sunday Post #68
  2. So many great authors on your list! I want to read Julian Fellowes as well. I should have put him on my list.

  3. Great list! I love Julie Mulhern, Patricia Wentworth and Elizabeth Peters but the others are all ones that I want to read – especially Julian Fellowes

    • My heart aches so desperately I want to read Code Name Verity! I have just made a note in my diary to make sure I order it for our Book Club when it’s my term again. I have a copy of The Love Hypothesis on my Kindle, just need to get time to read it.

      Thanks for the visit!

  4. Canva? So THAT’S how that works lol. Julie Mulhern’s books are fun. I think I read the first 5 of The Country Club series? And I’ve loved Julian Fellowes since Gosford Park.

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  5. So many good books on your TTT list! I loved both The Love Hypothesis and Project Hail Mary. Hope you get a chance to read them soon. And thanks for commenting on my blog earlier. 🙂

  6. So many good ones here! I used to love Kingslover’s books. St. James and Hazelwood are newer to me and I’m going to be reading every new release of theirs. I hope you love all of these authors when you get to them.

  7. Diane

    What a lovely post – I loved seeing the photos of each author along with their books. St. James, Atkinson and Weir are highly recommended. I hope to read Project Hail Mail later this month.