Quite a few letters up for grabs for next month's #AtoZChallenge
Here are the letters I've received so far.
- A
- B
- C
- E
- F
- G
- H
- J
- J (will convert to D)
- L
- L (will convert to N)
- M
- O
- R
- V
- W
- X (would like another option, the current converted to P)
- Z
First of all, I think it's kinda amazing that only two letters were repeated. And what's even better: both of the repeats have easy replaceable letters. X is the problem letter. Someone turned in Xtraordinary for X, which will work in a pinch, but I would really love to have an actual X word, such as the first name Xavier.
If so, why don't you recommend them for the A to Z Challenge? The form is at the bottom of this post.
So, here are the letters I'm still looking for. (Strike out means its been turned in)
- I
- K
- Q
- S
- T
- U
- X
- Y
I know, there are some difficult letters left to fill. Besides X which I've already talked about, here are some ideas for the remaining letters.
- I - Irene or Irony (for a writer good at irony)
- K - Kevin or Knight (for a writer who writes medieval literature)
- Q - Queen (such as a female writer who is "queen" of some genre)
- S - Steven, Smith, or Style (as in writing style)
- T - Tom, Thompson, or Take it Easy (as in a writer who writes light-hearted, easy reads)
- U - Unique (as in a writer who has a unique style)
- Y - Young (a name, a young writer, or a writer of books for the young)
Would you like to recommend an Indie author using one of the above letters? Don't forget X either. If so, fill out the form below.
