Fave author? (1 Viewer)

[sirfeathers]

Salman Rushdie, Truman Capote, Patricia Highsmith

 

[Graney]

Philip K. Dick

 

[Groucho Marxist]

Hunter S. Thompson

 

[chamelia]

Hunter S. Thompson

I have yet to read one of his works - but I am getting Fear and Loathing for Christmas so I will see. I have heard so many great things. I just hope he lives up to the hype.

 

[Groucho Marxist]

I have yet to read one of his works - but I am getting Fear and Loathing for Christmas so I will see. I have heard so many great things. I just hope he lives up to the hype.

I'm sure you'll like it once you get used to the style.

 

[chamelia]

I do. I do! It's very good. I'm currently up to page 39 of 140. He has just invited two girls to his room. A very unique read.

 

[supercalamari]

Ily Dr Seuss.

I like Thomas Harris, Hannibal Lecter is my new favourite serial killer.
All time favourites:
Chuck Palahniuk
Augusten Burroughs
Roald Dahl
Sonya Hartnett
George Orwell
C. S. Lewis

 

[aimhigh10]

must say
JK Rowling
even though it was harry potter


and Dan Brown

CSLewis comes close...

 

[-may-cat-]

I really enjoy Robert Jordans books, they're a mission, but worth it.

 

[u-borat]

jordan's successor, the guy's whose writing the final book of wot is better; brandon sanderson.

 

[-may-cat-]

jordan's successor, the guy's whose writing the final book of wot is better; brandon sanderson.

Can you reccomend some of his better ones?

 

[u-borat]

eh, sanderson's a relatively new author, hasn't done much.

elantris moreso than the mistborn trilogy, is qualitee.

 

[sullyman]

Favourite author...... hmmmmm

has to be between Matthew Reilly with his scarecrow books

and

David Farland with the Runelords series.

 

[alexmartinek]

anyone like anne brashares?

 

[georgefren]

I like Hemingway?

 

[alexmartinek]

hemingway is awesome, but if we're talking classics....definately truman capote......breakfast at tiffany's anyone?

 

[Jessicaz2910]

Enid Blyton

Adeline Yen

Jk Rowling

 

[Cinnamonster]

Tracy Chevalier
Cornelia Funke
Douglas Adams

 

[electrolysis]

im quite liking Stephen King's books nowadays
however Dan Brown and Matthew Reilly are still my faves

 

[lourai*87]

Enid Blyton

Adeline Yen

Jk Rowling

Aw i was waiting to see Enid Blyton! *remembers Noddy*

Dean Koontz is my favourite hands down. If i were to recommend a book it would be 'From the Corner of His Eye', the first one i ever read. He combines the slight supernatural with the constant of good v. evil. That doesn't do him justice. Anyone read anything of his?

Im also appreciating Robert Jordan, only 4 books in to wot.. its goign to be a long journey!

James Patterson's 'Cross' novels

Robin Hobb's Assassin and Fool trilogies I can credit with beginning my enjoyment of fantasy