Booking Through Thursday: buy now with one click

Welcome to Booking Through Thursday, a weekly bookish meme about books and reading for everyone who loves both. Booking Through Thursday was first hosted by Deb. With permission, I’ve restarted it in 2026.

This week’s prompt:

Are there any authors whose books you buy no matter what, on the day they’re released (the books, not the authors)? Do you get on the wait-list so you’re first in line? Let us know!

Do you have any auto-buy authors?

Booking Through Thursday prompt

How to play:

  • On your blog: Copy the question/image for your blog, answer it there, and post a quick comment here with a link or trackback to your post so we can read it.
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  • Right here: Answer in the comments and start the discussion here. No need to have a blog to play.

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P.S. The prompt is always open, and you don’t have to play on Thursday. Comment whenever you like!


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8 thoughts on “Booking Through Thursday: buy now with one click”

  1. T Kingfisher is pretty much an auto-buy for me, more her fantasy than the horror. Although, even her horror isn’t too horrifying. It tends more toward the gothic (which I can do, but I have to be in the mood).

    Recently, I’ve added Beth Brower to my list, and I will be downloading Emma #9 on the first day it’s released.

      1. I really enjoy T. Kingfisher’s books. I’m reading the fourth in the Saint of Steel series (even though I bought it a while back).

    1. T. Kingfisher is a new one for me, but then, so is my recent (occasional) dip into fantasy and fantasy-adjacent work. It will probably not surprise you, but the Kingfisher book that looks most appealing to me is The Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking.

  2. Except for Beth Brower and The Unselected Journal of Emma M. Lion, I don’t know that there are any authors whose new releases I await with such fervor that I pre-order their works or jump in line at amazon the first day a book becomes available. That said, if I notice that certain authors — Ann Patchett and Sigrid Nunez in particular — have published new works, it definitely catches my eye and goes on my TBR list (currently maintaining in Obsidian). Likewise, I’ll flag new releases in any of the series I’m reading. I’m not as much of a mystery fan as I once was, but if I hear about a new release in The Martini Club series (Tess Gerritsen) or anything by Richard Osman, it’s probably going to get loaded onto my Kindle very soon.

    1. Oh, yes. I forgot about Richard Osman. I generally auto-buy his books as well. They generally come out at the time when I need that sort of read.

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