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Unknow Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 41170	Tue 01/20/09 04:54 PM
your favorite author? What's your favorite book? (not necessarily by that author) I love the genius and imagination of Tolkien Favorite book is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

ReddBeans Joined Sat 10/27/07 Posts: 6930	Tue 01/20/09 04:57 PM
I must admit most books I read are purely for entertainment. My favorite author is Anne Rice and my all time favorite book is Interview With A Vampire written by her. I've enjoyed all of her books in the Vampire Chronicles but Lestat will always be my favorite character so therefore....Interview With A Vampire

Tazz42 Joined Fri 02/29/08 Posts: 9660	Tue 01/20/09 04:58 PM
your favorite author? What's your favorite book? (not necessarily by that author) I love the genius and imagination of Tolkien Favorite book is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand JR Tolkien was waaay ahead of his time.....but I can't remember the author of Rabbit Run......do you rememeber that book? My favorite all time author is ........drum roll please.....there are actaully two: Stephen King and Anne Rice......only her Witches and Vampire series...anything after that sucked! Anything Mr. King write is awsome except the Danse Macabre thing he wrote....totally sucked!

luv2roknroll Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 30367	Tue 01/20/09 05:00 PM
My favorite book is "The Bible" My favorite author is Stephen King... quite a contrast...huh?

jonny63 Joined Sat 03/08/08 Posts: 5229	Tue 01/20/09 05:02 PM
Clive Barker He's "out there"

krupa Joined Thu 07/03/08 Posts: 18651	Tue 01/20/09 05:02 PM
Art of War By Sun T'Su...brilliantly practical..practically brilliant. Other than that Barry Saddler and the "Casca" series.... Never read anything else even close to being as good....and I have read alot.

MNmermaid Joined Sun 01/11/09 Posts: 75	Tue 01/20/09 05:02 PM
your favorite author? What's your favorite book? (not necessarily by that author) I love the genius and imagination of Tolkien Favorite book is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand JR Tolkien was waaay ahead of his time.....but I can't remember the author of Rabbit Run......do you rememeber that book? JOHN UPDIKE My favorite all time author is ........drum roll please.....there are actaully two: Stephen King and Anne Rice......only her Witches and Vampire series...anything after that sucked! Anything Mr. King write is awsome except the Danse Macabre thing he wrote....totally sucked!

RKISIT Joined Tue 01/08/08 Posts: 16721	Tue 01/20/09 05:03 PM
too many to list i'm a sci fi reader cause i graduated high school and college so now i can read what i want without people on here judging me

Cambolaya65 Joined Mon 09/03/07 Posts: 5587	Tue 01/20/09 05:03 PM
I like Twain and Steinbeck.My fav would also be the Bible,there's just so much there.

Tanzkity Joined Wed 04/30/08 Posts: 3743	Tue 01/20/09 05:04 PM
I love the Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison, Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison, and Native Son by Richard Wright..........

luv2roknroll Joined Sun 07/06/08 Posts: 30367	Tue 01/20/09 05:05 PM
Clive Barker He's "out there" Oh yeahhhhhhhhh... If they had asked what movie... I would have said the "Hellraiser" series for sure. Clive rocks!

ellaYyo91 Joined Fri 12/26/08 Posts: 9	Tue 01/20/09 05:06 PM
Pride and Prejudice... the Bible.... =)

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Tue 01/20/09 05:07 PM
My favorite book is "The Bible" My favorite author is Stephen King... quite a contrast...huh? Did you ever see Stephen King's "The Stand"?

elwoodsully Joined Tue 05/01/07 Posts: 7477	Tue 01/20/09 05:09 PM
Dean Koontz, Janet Evanovich for authors, and To kill a Mockingbird for a single fave book.

Tazz42 Joined Fri 02/29/08 Posts: 9660	Tue 01/20/09 05:12 PM
My favorite book is "The Bible" My favorite author is Stephen King... quite a contrast...huh? Did you ever see Stephen King's "The Stand"? The book was waaaay better....try Tommy Knockers!

JoeW99 Joined Tue 12/30/08 Posts: 809	Tue 01/20/09 05:13 PM
Stephen King has always been my favorite writer. However my favorite book is Life of Pi. If you can understand the symbolism of the story, as it relates to religion, people, nature.. there is a life time of understanding human nature in store for you. Trick is to always look deeper then the words.

monkey127z Joined Sat 01/17/09 Posts: 531	Tue 01/20/09 05:14 PM
koontz needs to finish his frankenstein series i like micheal cricton (sp?) - not sure i have a favorite really (maybe "eaters of the dead")

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Tue 01/20/09 05:15 PM
My favorite book is "The Bible" My favorite author is Stephen King... quite a contrast...huh? Did you ever see Stephen King's "The Stand"? The book was waaaay better....try Tommy Knockers! The books usually are much better! Tommy Knockers - another good one! Didn't read that book, but saw the movie!

Unknow Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 41170	Tue 01/20/09 05:24 PM Edited by Unknow on Tue 01/20/09 05:25 PM
Dean Koontz, Janet Evanovich for authors, and To kill a Mockingbird for a single fave book. I loved Koontz's first few books. They are amongst my favorites, but lately it seems like he's just cranking out product. I tried reading all the Odd books and put each one down. Not a fan any more

Tazz42 Joined Fri 02/29/08 Posts: 9660	Tue 01/20/09 05:24 PM
My favorite book is "The Bible" My favorite author is Stephen King... quite a contrast...huh? Did you ever see Stephen King's "The Stand"? The book was waaaay better....try Tommy Knockers! The books usually are much better! Tommy Knockers - another good one! Didn't read that book, but saw the movie! I always read the books and hope....I say hope here...that the movie is as good as the book...currently reading Stephen Kings alter ego....Richard Bachman "The Regulators" Freekin Awsome book!