Favourite Authors

Whats you favourite author and favourite book that they wrote.

Myn has to be Farley Mowat (Lost in the Barrens)or Jack London (White Fang)

Margaret Wise Brown (Good Night Moon)

J. R. R. Tolkien is a big fav

Fernando Pessoa and José Saramago are also up there

Reading sucks imo :Dturbotoby95

David Gemmel and Donald Tyson, though from the foremost I only read one book and the latter I didnt finish the book I was reading, both were very very good.

I find that i dont have any books i didnt like because if i dont like them, i stop reading then

I find that i dont have any books i didnt like because if i dont like them, i stop reading then

iginlawasup

[QUOTE="iginlawasup"]

I find that i dont have any books i didnt like because if i dont like them, i stop reading then

Taylor_B

It's actually the opposite for me. Now matter how dreadful a book is, I keep on reading until I finish it. This way, when I'm against it in an argument, I have more credibility :P

M.R. James, J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle (not just for Holmes), John Buchan, Rudyard Kipling...I'm probably forgetting someone.

just a few favourites...

John Fante (Ask the Dust)

Cormac McCarthy (Blood Meridian)

JD Salinger (The Catcher in the Rye)

Albert Camus (The Stranger)

Franz Kafka (The Trial)

Haruki Murakami (The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle)

[QUOTE="iginlawasup"]

I find that i dont have any books i didnt like because if i dont like them, i stop reading then

Taylor_B

WOW, you are exactly like me! Book-reading wise!

Herbert and Heinlein, yes Herbert and Heinlein.

Dune, Time Enough for Love, Stranger in a Strange Land, etc.

Herbert and Heinlein, yes Herbert and Heinlein.

Dune, Time Enough for Love, Stranger in a Strange Land, etc.

Herbert and Heinlein, yes Herbert and Heinlein.

Dune, Time Enough for Love, Stranger in a Strange Land, etc.

1oh1nine1

Dune is sitting on my shelf but I never thought of actually reading it, I seem to think that it will be as dry as the Dessert on the front.

Max Brooks probably, but I haven't read a lot of different stuff though, but I LOVE "The Guide" and World War Z.

[QUOTE="Taylor_B"][QUOTE="iginlawasup"]

I find that i dont have any books i didnt like because if i dont like them, i stop reading then

iginlawasup

WOW, you are exactly like me! Book-reading wise!

[QUOTE="1oh1nine1"]

Herbert and Heinlein, yes Herbert and Heinlein.

Dune, Time Enough for Love, Stranger in a Strange Land, etc.

super_mario_128

Ooo, sudden likingses.

Antony Burgess

Mark Twain

Douglas Adams

George R.R Martin

Gene Wolfe

Stephen King

Issac Asimov

H.P Lovecraft

Clive Barker

James Joyce

[QUOTE="1oh1nine1"]

Herbert and Heinlein, yes Herbert and Heinlein.

Dune, Time Enough for Love, Stranger in a Strange Land, etc.

iginlawasup

Dune is sitting on my shelf but I never thought of actually reading it, I seem to think that it will be as dry as the Dessert on the front.

Go ahead and read it. Just pay attention, much detail is given in passing.

Irvine Welsh.

Shakespeare is the only writer I read for leisure.dodgerblue13

H.P LovecraftFilm-Guy

JRR Tolkien and Clive Cussler

Alan Moore, S.E Hinton, JRR Tolken

Nora Roberts "Northern Lights". Recommended by me. Love it:)

Isaac Asimov's The Foundation.

Jane Austen, JK Rowling, Agatha Christie & Doug Adams.

Worst Author: JRR Tolkein

Dan Abnett, Robin Hobb.