I will read anything by _______!

Have you read anything by William Gibson?

Yes	11.6%	[ 5 ]
No	55.8%	[ 24 ]
I don't know/remember	32.6%	[ 14 ]
Total Votes:			[ 43 ]

[duskcat]

Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett, and Douglas Adams

[0odle]

Cassandra Clare. I love both of her series so far - and hopefully the new one she's thinking up. cool

[Dandy-tan]

dalton trumbo

he was a great writer, but only like, two of his books are ever readily available to be purchased

[imtheamericanidiot]

Stephen King and Suzanne Collins

[NorthEastFire]

Anne Rice, Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, and Charles De Lint.

Anne Rice is my all-time favorite writer. I haven't yet read everything she's written, but I would like to.

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes is also one of my favorites... I was actually somewhat disappointed by her more recent books, but I'll still read anything else she writes in the future.

So far I've loved everything that I've read by Charles De Lint; as far as I know, everything he's written has sort of the same fantasy and mythology-related themes, so I always know that I'll enjoy his stories and books.

[Faceache_Once-ler]

~GRYFFINDOR~

J.K. Rowling is my favorite author whee Ellen Hopkins is an amazing writer as well though.

~PRIDE~

[satansrose]

Bryce Courtenay
Oscar Wilde
John Grisham
Jeffrey Archer

[LittleGreenGirl]

duskcat

Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett, and Douglas Adams

This^.
Also Kurt Vonnegut and Sherwood Smith.

[Hermaphaditty]

Lloyd Alexander for sure.
I have collected almost all of his books and love them all equally.

George R. R. Martin.
I am trying to get as many of his books but they never have many in the stores D:

[Chouryou]

I am not yet done.
>>>>>>>>>>

Dean Koontz, Ian Esslemont, and Joe Abercrombie.
Steven Erikson... well, just his fantasy books.

<<<<<<<<<<
WITNESS.

[xx Kuri xx]

John Green. Always John Green.

[We who have Fallen]

For classics there is Edgar Allen Poe. Love that mysterious, dark prose.

Then there are Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett, Jonathan L. Howard and David Gerrold. In all seriousness, if one of them started selling books on their various thoughts during breakfast written on napkins, I'd buy all of the copies.

[Akinosuzu]

Gaiman and Darren Shan

[victor gusta queso]

Neil Shusterman.

[Deste]

Mercedes Lackey. Which given the number of books she's written or co-written, it proving to be an expensive expenditure. Which given my income; means long lasting as well.

Patricia Briggs. I'm practically foaming at the mouth waiting for her newest alpha and omega novel and trying hard not to contemplate how long it will be before the next Mercy Thompson novel comes out.