A Month of Writers 2007: An Index
Posted on December 31, 2007 Posted by John Scalzi 9 Comments
In case you missed some part of A Month of Writers and want to catch up, or just want to have a handy list, here’s all the Month of Writers participants in one place. Please read them and buy all their books.
- Steven Brust
- Charles Stross
- Susie Bright
- Christopher Barzak
- Pamela Ribon
- Jeff VanderMeer
- Brandon Sanderson
- Patrick Rothfuss
- Scott Westerfeld
- Wil Wheaton
- Cherie Priest
- Naomi Kritzer
- Nick Mamatas
- Catherynne M. Valente
- David Louis Edelman
- Sarah Monette
- Jay Lake
- Elizabeth Bear
- David Lubar
- Chris Roberson
- Ellen Kushner
- David Anthony Durham
- Justine Larbalestier
- Tim Pratt
My sincere thanks to each of these writers for letting my borrow their words through the month. It helped me quite a lot. And I hope you, the reader, enjoyed this month of writers as much as I did.
Thanks to your month of writers, I’ve finally discovered that my local library systems does indeed have an upper limit on concurrent “holds.” :-D
The months of writers was great! I added quite a few books to my ‘have-to-buy’ list.
Thank you for the month and the convenient list.
My new year will be spent reading lots of good books found on this author list.
Thanks!! and a Happy New Year!
Thanks! You’ve helped open my eyes to a number of authors I’d not considered before. I already bought two of the books mentioned. And I’ll definitely take this list with me to the bookstores. That way, if I’m not looking for something in particular, I have someplace to start.
Ditto comments 1-5. Thanks, Scalzi! Happy New Year!
Thanks times a million for having me aboard, Dear Mr. Scalzi :)
Hey John –
Thanks for the great month of book suggestions and writer comments – it all made for an outstanding read. Thanks for being such a wonderful resource to all of your fans, friends and writers everywhere. Your site continues to be one that I check every day. Best wishes in 2008.
Jay
I want to thank you for introducing me to even more blogs and journals that I won’t be able to keep up with.
No, wait . . .