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- Author's name is the same as your name (first or last)
- Author's birthday is the same month as yours
- Author lives (or has lived) in the same state as you (maybe country if outside of the U.S.?)
- Author's standard genre is not one you normally read (ie. horror: Joan Lowery Nixon or sci-fi: Scott Westerfeld)
- Author's born in the same decade as you
- Author's born before you
- You start or contribute to discussion about the author on WT
- Author has less than 100 fans on GR (hidden gem kinda thing)








If books that work for the on-going challenge are going to count for extra points, you may want to go vote for January's theme in the polls. I can get nominations for February and March going soon, too, so people can plan.
Go vote!!
Go vote!!
If you want to vote, you have to scroll way down in the polls, I think it's number 12. Please give us some votes!
Authors mentioned in this topic
Scott Westerfeld (other topics)Joan Lowery Nixon (other topics)
I thought if no one objected I would head up the next reading challenge starting in January and going through the end of March. I was thinking of doing something similar to the A-Z books, only doing it with authors.
So you would get a certain amount of points for the first author with the last name A and so on.
I was also thinking about extra points and wanted some more suggestions - I was thinking of extra points if the author is a Goodreads author, if it's the first time you've read that particular author but beyond that I don't know what else I should add. Maybe if it's their debut novel and even more points if it's a 2011 debut novel.
What do you guys think?