One or two of these categories may change within the next few weeks, but here's what I've selected for now:

1. TBR Pile
2. Set in Ireland
3. Medievals
4. About Writing
5. By Charlaine Harris
6. New to Me Authors
7. Should've Read While Growing Up, but Didn't
8. Authors Appearing at the Romantic Times Convention (I'm going to the convention in April.)
9. Agatha Award Winners

TBR Pile
1. Dead Beat, Jim Butcher (May)
2. The Kitchen Witch, Annette Blair (June)
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Set in Ireland
1. Winterwood, Patrick McCabe (February)
2. Erinsong, Diana Groe (May)
3. Murphy's Law, Rhys Bowen (September
4. The Gathering, Anne Enright (September)
5. This Charming Man, Marian Keyes (September)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:30pm.

Medievals
1. Face Down O'er the Border, Kathy Lynn Emerson (February)
2. Ashes of the Elements, Alys Clare (October)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:32pm.

About Writing
1. How Not to Write a Novel, Howard Mittelmark & Sandra Newman (January)
2. How to Write a Romance, Kathryn Falk (February)
3. How I Write, Janet Evanovich with Ina Yalof (June)
4. Eats, Shoots and Leaves, Lynne Truss (June)
5. This Year You Write Your Novel, Walter Mosley (July)
6. The Grammatically Correct Handbook, Wllie Grossman (August)
7. Pen on Fire, Barbara DeMarco-Barrett (September)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:33pm.

By Charlaine Harris
1. Dead Until Dark (January)
2. Living Dead in Dallas (May)
3. Club Dead (August)
4. Dead to the World (September)
5. Dead As a Doornail (September)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:35pm.

New to Me Authors
1. Ellen Schreiber, Vampire Kisses (January)
2. Annette Curtis Klause, The Silver Kiss (January)
3. Kathy Reichs, Bare Bones (January)
4. Jeffrey Archer, False Impression
5. Jennifer Crusie, Getting Rid of Bradley (February)
6. J.A. Jance, Web of Evil (February)
7. Kim Edwards, The Memory Keepers Daugher (February)
8. Sarah Addison Allen, The Sugar Queen, (February)
9. F. Paul Wilson, The Tomb (May)

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Should've Read While Growing Up, But Didn't
1. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll (January)
2. Stuart Little, E.B.White (January)
3. The Children of Green Knowe, L.M. Boston (September)
4. The Magician's Nephew, C.S. Lewis (September)
5. The Borrowers, Mary Norton (September)
6. Peter Pan, J.M. Barrie (October)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:37pm.

Authors Appearing at the Romantic Times Convention
1. The Mercenary, Cherry Adair (January)
2. Touch of Evil, C.T. Adams & Cathy Clamp (January)
3. Veiled Truth, Vivi Anna (January)
4. I'm the Vampire, That's Why, Michele Bardsley (February)
5. How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire, Kerrelyn Sparks (February)
6. You're the One, Judi McCoy
7. Scions: Revelation, Patrice Michelle (April)
8. The Accidental Vampire, Dakota Cassidy (April)
9. The Nymphos of Rocky Flats, Mario Acevedo (April)

Message edited by its author, Jul 5, 2009, 9:24pm.

Agatha Award Winners
1. Dating Dead Men, Harley Jane Kozak (January) (Ms. Kozak is appearing at the RT Convention, but this early in the game, I'm trying to avoid cross-posts. I'll save those until November and December. LOL)
2. If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him, Sharyn McCrumb (January)
3. The Body in the Transept, Jeanne M. Dams (February)
4. Murphy's Law, Rhys Bowen (September) cross-over with "Set in Ireland"
5. Better Off Wed, Laura Dunham (September)
6. Death of a Cozy Writer, G.M. Malliet (October)
7. Grime and Punishment, Jill Churchill (October)
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Message edited by its author, Oct 11, 2009, 10:41pm.

Some good categories here, I must admit that most of the books I've listed for my challenge are from my tbr mountain. I also have The Silver Kiss in my challenge, I read her werewolf book Blood and Chocolate a while back and thought it was good - it was made into a movie but they completely changed everything about the setting and most of the plot.

I saw the ad for Blood and Chocolate in the back of The Silver Kiss. I'll be grabbing it from the library this year. I thought that it sounded familiar--I think I've heard of the movie.

Good luck with your challenge!