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mine would have to be douglas adams george orwell and poe
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R.A. Salvatore
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castenada, douglas adams, margaret weiss + tracy hickman, piers anthony, robert anton wilson, poe, lovecraft, voltaire, jhonen vasquez, crowley, marion webb-desisto
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Barry Saddler and Sun Tzu....
everything else....not as good. |
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Tom Clancey, but not the "Op center" books
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Nora Roberts
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mine would have to be douglas adams george orwell and poe Poe is a good choice. I like David Baldacci and Greg Iles. |
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Douglas Adams and John Updike.
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Kim Harrison (the hollows series), L.A Banks (vampire huntress legends) , and Cassandra Clare (the mortal instruments series)
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Stephen King, Bentley Little, Mary Higgins Clark, and whoever wrote the Alex Cross books, his name escapes me....
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Douglas Adams and John Updike. HA! you put Up-dike!  My fave authors are Hideyuki kikuchi And Douglas adams |
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Stephen King, HP Lovecraft, Robert Heinlein, H Beam Piper, Ray Bradbury, John Irving, Tolkien, Robert R McCammon, Jean Shepherd, Edgar Rice Burroughs.
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Edited by
singmesweet
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Wed 04/13/11 05:45 AM
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Stephen King, Bentley Little, Mary Higgins Clark, and whoever wrote the Alex Cross books, his name escapes me.... James Patterson wrote the Alex Cross books. I used to read a lot of the Mary Higgins Clark books. After a while, I could figure them out quickly, though, so I stopped. Maybe I'll start again, since it's been a long time. I also like a lot of the fun chick lit books. Sophie Kinsella and Meg Cabot, just to name a couple of the authors. |
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Stephen King, Bentley Little, Mary Higgins Clark, and whoever wrote the Alex Cross books, his name escapes me.... James Patterson wrote the Alex Cross books. I used to read a lot of the Mary Higgins Clark books. After a while, I could figure them out quickly, though, so I stopped. Maybe I'll start again, since it's been a long time. I also like a lot of the fun chick lit books. Sophie Kinsella and Meg Cabot, just to name a couple of the authors. Yes, thank you! I hate it when names slip my mind. I became that way over Danielle Steel's books, I took a creative writing class and ever since then I can't stand her writing. Which is too bad, because her stories were pretty good, just badly told. I discovered a really amazing author the other day, Meg Gardner. Reading her novel was like watching an action movie, she's just that good. |
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Edited by
Torgo70
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If anyone is looking for some good horror reads, I recommend Richard Laymon- warning though, his books are very graphic. He's a great fast read, very entertaining:
The Traveling Vampire Show Island The Stake Blood Games In The Dark Night In The Lonesome October are some of my favorites of his. Jack Ketchum, he's also graphic. The Girl Next Door Red The Lost His Dead River series- Off Season, Hide And Seek, Offspring, and The Woman(co-written by director Lucky McKee) |
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I enjoy mysteries/thrillers a lot. The reason I like David Baldacci so much is that he's from this area, so most of his books take place in and around DC. I'm always looking for good suggestions for mysteries/thrillers.
As well as suggestions for chick lit, as those are just fun and easy to read. |
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If anyone is looking for some good horror reads, I recommend Richard Laymon- warning though, his books are very graphic. He's a great fast read, very entertaining: The Traveling Vampire Show Island The Stake Blood Games In The Dark Night In The Lonesome October are some of my favorites of his. Jack Ketchum, he's also graphic. The Girl Next Door Red The Lost His Dead River series- Off Season, Hide And Seek, Offspring, and The Woman(co-written by director Lucky McKee) I agree about Laymon, he's a good writer. I finished one of the Beast House books a couple weeks ago, I enjoyed it. |
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If anyone is looking for some good horror reads, I recommend Richard Laymon- warning though, his books are very graphic. He's a great fast read, very entertaining: The Traveling Vampire Show Island The Stake Blood Games In The Dark Night In The Lonesome October are some of my favorites of his. Jack Ketchum, he's also graphic. The Girl Next Door Red The Lost His Dead River series- Off Season, Hide And Seek, Offspring, and The Woman(co-written by director Lucky McKee) I agree about Laymon, he's a good writer. I finished one of the Beast House books a couple weeks ago, I enjoyed it. The Beast House books are good, the only book of his I read so far that I didn't like was The Lake, it felt rushed. I read Savage for the first time recently. Basically it's Jack the Ripper ends up in the Old West. I enjoyed it, kind of a horror western. |
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Kurt Vonnegut
Tom Robbins Christopher Moore (In no particular order) |
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Rob Grant and Doug Naylor - would be in my list for the Red Dwarf books.
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