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Just wanted to see your opinions and maybe get something to read myself. Mine is Terry Pratchet.
Fixed thread title and moved to correct category.
QUOTE(bloodyfish @ May 18 2006, 12:49 AM) [snapback]1193816[/snapback]
Just wanted to see your opinions and maybe get something to read myself. Mine is Terry Pratchet.
John sandford
Val Mcdermid
Both Awesome authors, i highly recommend them!
Val Mcdermid
Both Awesome authors, i highly recommend them!
Too many to name.
Roger Zelazney, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Ayn Rand, J. Tolkein, CS Lewis, whoever it was that wrote the Bible was a Great storyteller...
Roger Zelazney, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Ayn Rand, J. Tolkein, CS Lewis, whoever it was that wrote the Bible was a Great storyteller...
Charles de Lint. 
edgar allen poe. 
Howard Phillips Lovecraft
My favourite authors would have to be Stephen King, George R R Martin, and David Zindell.
omg Lord of the Flies was GOOD!!!!
wow that brought back memories. The movie was good too, I should try to find it.
wow that brought back memories. The movie was good too, I should try to find it.
Yeah Lord of the Flies was good, but my favorite authors are Dan brown, Stephen King, Harper lee, JK Rowling.
Edgar Allan Poe...
QUOTE(Adam_666 @ May 19 2006, 01:38 PM) [snapback]1195876[/snapback]
Yeah Lord of the Flies was good, but my favorite authors are Dan brown, Stephen King, Harper lee, JK Rowling.
I like Dean Koontz. His books are a lot more suspensful than Stephen King. But I don't recommend anyone reading more than one Koontz book at the same time. It gets very confusing unless you're organized!
Stephen King, Tom Clancy, Robert Jordan, Terry Goodkind, J.R.R.Tolkien, Frank Herbert
Yeah Dan Brown, he wrote a god book cant rememebr the name though, caused a bit of a fuss!!
...and also John Steinbeck
...and also John Steinbeck
I like Stephen King, Lewis Carrol, J.K. Rowling, and some other people....
QUOTE(UniversalParadox @ May 19 2006, 07:21 PM) [snapback]1196650[/snapback]
I like Stephen King, Lewis Carrol, J.K. Rowling, and some other people....
stephen king is the man
Clive Barker is my fave.
Stephen King
Dean Koontz
William W. Johnstone
Michael McDowell God rest his soul
Diana Gabaldon
Robert R. McCammon
Thomas Tryon
Patricia Cornwell
Tony Hillerman
Stuart Woods
Greg Iles
Morgan Llyellywn
Clive Barker
Gary Brandner
Dean Koontz
William W. Johnstone
Michael McDowell God rest his soul
Diana Gabaldon
Robert R. McCammon
Thomas Tryon
Patricia Cornwell
Tony Hillerman
Stuart Woods
Greg Iles
Morgan Llyellywn
Clive Barker
Gary Brandner
Anne Rice !
QUOTE(BellaMorte @ May 25 2006, 10:12 PM) [snapback]1205642[/snapback]
Clive Barker is my fave.
omg is he freaky!! I read Weaveworld twice, that was intensly bizarre...... but GOOD!
I like Anne Rice, too!
I forgot to mention Ray Bradbury.
I forgot to mention Ray Bradbury.
QUOTE(Mr. Fahrenheit @ May 30 2006, 02:19 PM) [snapback]1211208[/snapback]
I like Anne Rice, too!
I forgot to mention Ray Bradbury.
Yeah well obviously RB! LOL! I loved the Martian Chronicles. It's been forever since I've read those....I need to dig out some books!
QUOTE(coldethyl @ May 30 2006, 03:24 PM) [snapback]1211214[/snapback]
Yeah well obviously RB! LOL! I loved the Martian Chronicles. It's been forever since I've read those....I need to dig out some books!
I love doing that. I recently found a copy of Carrie in a box that I forgot I had. Great book!
QUOTE(ShadowDancer @ May 30 2006, 02:00 PM) [snapback]1211098[/snapback]
omg is he freaky!! I read Weaveworld twice, that was intensly bizarre...... but GOOD!
Barker's freakiness is why he is my fave. Weaveworld is my favorite Barker book! I loved it! It was one of those rare times I wished a book would never end.
QUOTE(BellaMorte @ May 30 2006, 07:52 PM) [snapback]1211664[/snapback]
Barker's freakiness is why he is my fave. Weaveworld is my favorite Barker book! I loved it! It was one of those rare times I wished a book would never end.
My fave Barker book is The Thief of Always (I know it's a kid book, but I loved it) and my fave short story is The Yattering and Jack--that story was awesome!
Aldous Huxley
George Orwell
Matthew Reilly
George Orwell
Matthew Reilly
Orson Scott Card
SM Stirling
Dan Simmons
SM Stirling
Dan Simmons
Paul Coelho
Jack London
John Steinbeck
Jack London
John Steinbeck
Weis&Hickman, Stephen King, Orson Scott Card, Homer, Robert Jordan, R.A. Salvatore...
J.R.R. Tolkien, Truly created a world with a rich and deep history.
QUOTE(Raistlin Majere @ Jun 3 2006, 09:10 PM) [snapback]1217006[/snapback]
Weis&Hickman
forgot about them... they made me cry a couple times. Flint
Was trying to think why I knew their names... then saw your name and made the connection
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