The Alphabet Soup Challenge--Author Edition is a companion challenge for Lori's Alphabet Soup Challenge. The goal is to read books by authors whose first or last name will allow us to read one book for every letter of the alphabet. If you'd like to join in, please click on the link above for full details. X is going to be a tricky one--especially if I'm trying to read primarily from my own shelves.
A: Dead, Man, Dead by David Alexander (3/7/21)
B: Blue Octavo by John Blackburn (3/12/21)
C: Death of a Millionaire by G.D.H. & Margaret Cole (1/4/21)
D: The Floating Admiral by The Detection Club (1/17/21)
E: Crimson Snow by Martin Edwards [ed] (1/12/21)
F: Howard's End by E. M. Forster (2/27/21)
G: Mr. President, Private Eye by Martin H. Greenberg & Francis M. Nevins, Jr. [eds] (1/22/21)
H: When Maidens Mourn by C. S. Harris (1/20/21)
I: The Montmartre Investigation by Claude Izner (5/17/21)
J: The Book Wanderers by Anna James (2/6/21)
K: I'll Kill You Next! by Adam Knight (5/16/21)
L: The Red Fairy Book by Andrew Lang [ed] (1/9/21)
M: Princess Elizabeth's Spy by Susan Elia MacNeal (1/2/21)
N: The Left-Handed Booksellers of London by Garth Nix (1/18/21)
O: Cats Don't Smile by D. B. Olsen (7/11/21)
P: The Cannibal Who Overate by Hugh Pentecost (2/14/21)
Q: The Egyptian Cross Mystery by Ellery Queen (4/29/21)
R: Sidney Chambers & the Shadow of Death by James Runcie (1/14/21)
S: Murder at Bray Manor by Lee Strauss (2/21/21)
T: Who Killed Stella Pomeroy? by Sir Basil Thomson (4/16/21)
U: Smooth Justice by Michael Underwood (4/25/21)
V: The Kennel Murder Case by S. S. Van Dine (7/20/21)
W: Behind the Green Door by Mildred A. Wirt (2/26/21)
X: Hunt the Tortoise by E. X. Ferrars (6/6/21)
Y: No Medals for the Major by Margaret Yorke (7/20/21)
Z: The Perfect Crime (aka The Big Bow Mystery) by Israel Zangwill [with "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" by Edgar Allan Poe] (7/21/21)
Complete 7/21/21
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