Top Ten Tuesday [12]

Top Ten Tuesday is a meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish that allows bloggers to share their top ten lists for that week’s topics

Top Ten of Your Auto-Buy Authors

1.  Stephanie Perkins - She is my favorite author right now, I have read everything she's written so many times.  I will wait for as long as I have to to read her next book.  I mean, Isla and the Happily Ever After was so worth the wait!
2.  Richelle Mead - My second favorite author right now.  I honestly don't think she can write a bad book.
3. Scott Westerfeld - Even though I didn't particularly like Afterworlds, or at least the Darcy half of it, I will still read whatever he publishes in hopes for another amazing series like The Midnighters, Uglies, or Leviathin.
4. Mercedes Lackey - Especially if it's a 500 Kingdoms book.  But really, I'll read whatever she writes because it's going to be fantasy and it's going to be wonderful.
5. Lauren DeStefano - I've absolutely loved everything she's written.  Ever since Whither came out I've been at the book store on the release day for all of her other books, and I will continue to do so!
6. Maggie Stiefvater - Another author that keeps writing amazing series.  I can't wait for the end of the Raven Cycle, and I can't wait to see what's up next!
7. Nathan Lowell - Though technically he's not auto-buy since he's all creative commons, no derivatives, 3.0 license he's an auto listen.  I love all of his stuff so far and I can't wait for more! Especially more of the Solar Clipper series!
8. John Green - Who doesn't love John Green?  Whatever he writes next will be awesome.  I just want him to stop with the movie nonsense and continue writing!
9. Marissa Meyer - I'm so in love with the Lunar Chronicles.  Each one is completely amazing.  As much as I never want the series to end, I can't wait for Winter and for what she writes next!  Meyer, like Destefano, I go to the store on release day to get the latest book.
10. Michael Crichton - I know, I know, he's not going to be writing any more books.  But there have been a couple that have been posthumously released books, which I have purchased and read. And I can always wish for more.