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George R. R. Martin
Chuck Palaniuk Irving Welsh Neil Gaiman Albert Camus Michael Ende (Neverending Story) Michael Ondaatje Tolkien Homer Alexandre Dumas |
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Anne Rice
Anne McCaffrey |
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Terry Prachett
Douglas Adams JK Rowling Tolkien Philip Pullman Lemony Snicket C.S. Lewis Anne Rice |
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Kim Stanley Robinson
C.J. Cherryh Lois McMaster Bujold I could go on for a long, long, LONG time, but these three have the particular honor of having written books I was really, profoundly sorry to finish: the Mars Trilogy, the Faded Sun trilogy, and A Civil Campaign, respectively. |
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Amy Tan
Jude Deveraux |
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1) Orson Scott Card (he's so far above all the rest!)
2) Anne McCaffrey 3) Raymond Feist |
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Madeline L'Engle (all time favorite)
Jules Verne Charles Dickens (although not 'Great Expectations') Eoin Colfer We'll throw Tolkien and Rowling in for good measure |
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1) Ben Elton
2) Louise Harwood 3) I have no idea... smile Too many people on 3 razz |
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Wise & Hickman, the make such a great team. And R.A salvator and the rest of the New Jedi Order autors. And of corse J.K. Roling
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JRR Tolkien, Eoin Colfer, C.S.Lewis, Tamorra Pierce, Orson Scott Card, and lots more that I can't think of right now!
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1. Terry Goodkind
2. Peirs Anthoney 3. Jean M. Auel 4. Brian Jaques 5. J. R. R. Tolkein 6. (I can't spell her name :/ the authour of Hrry Potter) p.s these are in order, lol I have read all of Terry Goodkinds books over 5 times each and Faith of the Fallen I have read over 12 times biggrin I love those books |
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Stephan King Books r my favs!!!!!!! 3nodding blaugh
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i likw Stephen king WHOO!
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Tolien
Pratchett (love Death books especially) Dickens (The beauty of his literary paintings) Dumas (Three Musketters anyone? smile Verne That's all I can think of right now, I know there are more, but these are the ones I'll pick up before anyone else. |
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Marion Zimmer Bradley
Terry Pratchett Robert Jordan |
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