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SUMMER CHALLENGE 2012: WIND/AIR
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20.7 - Shorter is Sweeter- Isabell's task: In Homage to MZB
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1990 is correct. I include the whole decade of the 1990s.

Yes, Kurt Vonnegut died in 2007, so any book from him works for option 1.

J.D. Salinger
David Foster Wallace
John Updike
Douglas Adams
Dick King Smith
Brian Jacques
Anne McCaffrey
Frank McCourt
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Michael Crichton

I noticed that Skandia's link doesn's seem to lead to the correct author page, but this one should be correct: Catherine Cookson

I noticed that Skandia's link doesn's seem to lead to the correct author page, but this one should..."
Thanks Isabell, I corrected the link in my post also.

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
Monica Jackson
Beverly Barton
Sandra Hyatt

Books mentioned in this topic
Drums of Darkness (other topics)The Catch Trap (other topics)
Authors mentioned in this topic
Penny Jordan (other topics)Stieg Larsson (other topics)
Chaim Potok (other topics)
Graham Greene (other topics)
Carl Sagan (other topics)
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My last task was centered around my favorite author Tamora Pierce. Another author whose work I enjoy is Marion Zimmer Bradley (MZB). For this task you will read a book in homage to MZB by choosing one of the following options:
1. Death. MZB died in 1999. Read a book written by an author who died since January 1, 1990.
Required: Please provide verifiable information about the author's date of death if the date is not listed on the author's entry on GR.
2. Award. In 2000 MZB was posthumously awarded the World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement. Read a book by a winner of this award. A list of the award winners can be found here: World Fantasy Award for Life Achievement. (Please note that only the category of Life Achievement counts for this task, not any of the other categories of the World Fantasy Award.)
3. Series. Both her Darkover and Avalon series were continued after her death. Diana L. Paxson continued the Avalon series. Deborah J. Ross wrote further books in the Darkover series. Read a book by Marion Zimmer Bradley herself OR by Diana L. Paxson OR by Deborah J. Ross. Pen names of those authors count for this task, so books by Deborah Wheeler work as well.
Required: Please identify the option when you post