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Stephen King

Ann Rule

Cormac McCarthy

Sandra Cisneros

Hermann Hesse

Lon Milo Duquette

Karen Armstrong

Ann Rice

Shakespeare

IcePrincess;733757 wrote: I've read a few of her books. I liked them.


Haven't read her more recent ones, apparently she has gotten more religious.

Dean Koontz

Nora Roberts

Ann Rule

Vince Flynn

Sandra Brown

Edward Rutherford

Anita Shreve

those are my top picks, I will buy anything they put out! :-6

there's a few more I can't think of right now....

Maeve Binchy

Nora Roberts

Fern Michaels

Janet Daily

those the authors I look for when I go to the store. But I will read just about anything. I've even been desperate and read one of hubby's Garage magazines. :wah:

jimbo;733651 wrote: i like the one who had a round table and lived in camolot :D


:wah::wah::wah::wah:

Roald Dahl

Terry Prachett

Martina Cole

Cecelia Ahern

Ruth Rendell

Jilly Cooper

koan;733755 wrote: Hermann Hesse

Lon Milo Duquette

Karen Armstrong

Ann Rice

Shakespeare


Definitely with you on the Hesse - The Glass Bead Game has to be up there with the best.

I'm a long time SF fan so I'll stick with :-

Roger Zlazney

Anne McCaffrey

Edgar Pangbourn

Lloyd Biggles Jr

Robert Silverberg

etc.

Bryn Mawr;733871 wrote: I'm a long time SF fan so I'll stick with :-

Roger Zlazney

Anne McCaffrey

Edgar Pangbourn

Lloyd Biggles Jr

Robert Silverberg




Me too, but I would add:-

Elizabeth Moon

Terry Goodkind

Terry Pratchett

Robert Jordan

Mercedes Lackey

David Weber

etc

In other genres:-

J D Robb (crime fiction)

Tom Devine (Scottish history)

Mario Vargas Llosa (novelist)

Somhairle MacGillEain (poetry)

Robert Burns (poetry)

T C Smout (Scottish history)

Robert Burns (poetry)

Confession time: I am a book junkie

Homer

Dante

Shakespeare

Bronte

Austin

Chookie;733881 wrote: Me too, but I would add:-

Elizabeth Moon

Terry Goodkind

Terry Pratchett

Robert Jordan

Mercedes Lackey

David Weber

etc

In other genres:-

J D Robb (crime fiction)

Tom Devine (Scottish history)

Mario Vargas Llosa (novelist)

Somhairle MacGillEain (poetry)

Robert Burns (poetry)

T C Smout (Scottish history)

Robert Burns (poetry)

Confession time: I am a book junkie


Prachett every time one comes out.

I tried Terry Goodkind and thoroughly enjoyed the Wizards First Second and Third Rules but lost it as the series went on.

One I forgot to list, and one of the best, is David Brin - well worth looking up.

Sheryl;733848 wrote: Maeve Binchy

Nora Roberts

Fern Michaels

Janet Daily

those the authors I look for when I go to the store. But I will read just about anything. I've even been desperate and read one of hubby's Garage magazines. :wah:


I knew I'd forget some!

I love Maeve Binchy!!!!!! :-6

Chookie;733881 wrote: Me too, but I would add:-

Elizabeth Moon

Terry Goodkind

Terry Pratchett

Robert Jordan

Mercedes Lackey

David Weber

etc

In other genres:-

J D Robb (crime fiction)

Tom Devine (Scottish history)

Mario Vargas Llosa (novelist)

Somhairle MacGillEain (poetry)

Robert Burns (poetry)

T C Smout (Scottish history)

Robert Burns (poetry)

Confession time: I am a book junkie


do you know that's really Nora Roberts?? :-6 you should try her romance novels too, they're really good!

I've got a lot :p, but here's my TOP five favourites:

Dan Brown (Digital Fortress, Deception Point, Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons.)

Anne Rice (I just LOVE the vampire novels!)

J.K. Rowling (Everyone knows what SHE wrote )

Eoin Colfer (Artemis Fowl, but I only liked the first four.)

Franklin W. Dixon (The Hardy Boys. I prefer the originals and the Case Files though.)

sunny104;735438 wrote: do you know that's really Nora Roberts?? :-6 you should try her romance novels too, they're really good!


I know, but i don't read dirty books unless they come with pictures..