Tuesday, January 1, 2013

I'll drink a cup to Fat Friendly Fiction in 2013!

This year I'm collaborating with Pearlsong Press to put out a Fat Friendly Fiction list. The blog is in progress with information and links to all the titles. Eventually an ebook version wil be available. But I want to start by posting the authors by genre. Please feel free to visit Fat Friendly Fiction for more info or to comment.

Email me at murraymade@yahoo.com for a one-page printable Word version of the author list.

Here it is for your reading pleasure! FAT FRIENDLY FICTION

CHICK LIT & HUMOR

Backauskas, Staci

MacAfee, Stephanie

Murray, Lynne

Palmer, Liza

CHILDREN'S BOOKS

Carlson, Nancy

Corum, Ann Kondo

Ka, Olivier

CURVY EROTICA

Armstrong, Mechele

Brown, Leila

Blank, Hanne

Davis, Justine

Hunter, Adriana

James, Karolyn

Lane, Gretchen

Lee, Marilyn

Lovell, Christin

Moore, Alexis

Scott, J. S.

Verdenis, Angelina

Wick, Christa

FANTASY/PARANORMAL/VISIONARY

Bertauski , Tony

Fox, Andrew

Murray, Lynne

Owen, Lauri J.

Pratchett, Terry

Price, Susan

Truant, Johnny B

MYSTERY & SUSPENSE

Ballard, Pat

Biggers, Earl Derr

Carr, John Dickson

Chesterton, G.K.

Collins, Wilkie

Dickens, Charles

Dickson, Carter

Langton, Jane

Le Carré, John

Lorens, M.K.

Lovesey, Peter

Lovett, Charlie

McKevett, G.A.

Mortimer, John

Murray, Lynne

Smith, Alexander McCall

SHORT STORIES

Bagshaw, Judy

Ballard, Pat

Blank, Hanne (Ed.)

Chesterton, G.K.

Irving, Washington

Jaffarian, Sue Ann

Jarrell, Donna (Ed.)

Koppelman, Susan (Ed.)

Ira Sukrungruang (Ed.)

UNCATEGORIZED

(LITERARY/PLAYS/WOMEN'S etc.)

Adams, Essa

Dickens, Charles

Shakespeare, William

Stinson, Susan

YOUNG ADULT BOOKS

Bellairs, John

Bennett, Cherie

Berk, Josh

Bethancourt, Ernesto T.

Healy, Karen

Hoffman, Nina Kiriki

Lovett, Charlie

Newman, Leslea

Purtill, C. Leigh

Rex, Adam

Strickland, Brad

2 comments:

  1. I immensely enjoyed the Josephine Fuller mysteries. Why did the series end? I'd love to see them adapted for TV or cinema. Camryn Manheim strikes me as the ideal actress to portray Fuller.

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  2. Hi Exeter,
    Thanks for the comment, you definitely made my week! The series ended when the publishing industry went into a major tailspin. A great many mystery writers had our series cancelled. Some authors started new series and others took it as an opportunity to experiment with new forms. So I wrote a romantic comedy, Bride of the Living Dead, and then a vampire story, The Falstaff Vampire Files.

    I agree with you about Camryn Manheim making an ideal Josephine. I did manage to give her a copy of Larger Than Death when I got her to sign her autobiography at a book signing event. Of course, the television business, like the book publishing business is all about selecting the most popular properties and none of my books have become bestsellers....yet! I've often thought of writing another Jo Fuller book, and I haven't totally ruled out that idea, but for me, writing a book takes a long time, so I can't promise anything in the near future. I'll keep you posted!

    Take care, live large and prosper!

    Lynne

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