Fave authors?

my faves are Terry brooks, Terry goodkind, Terry practchet, Tolkien and Richard E Fiest

lots of terrys lol

I don't know if I have a favorite author anymore. I spend so much time reading business textbooks that I've lost the literary side of myself. I do like Tahar Benjelloun, but he writes in French.

Dont really have any favs ether but i like reading books by Stephen King, J. K. Rowling, Rob Grant, Doug Naylor and Dan Brown.

Da Brown, ummm remembering something,...oh yeah, The DaVinci Code. See, that's how long it's been sinc I read for pleasure. I couldn't remember that.

The problem I had with that story was that it was a little predictable, unless you know nothing about sacred geometry. I can see where it would be better for the unitiated.

It's time to make a list of things I should read.

Tolkien, Douglas Adams, Margit Sandemo, Terry Brooks, Neil Gaiman, John Ajvide Lindqvist (recommend you to check his books out!) Terry Pratchett, J.K. Rowling, and of course E.A. Poe!
I'm sure I've forgotten a few, but it's at least a beginning...

Terry Pratchett, Dan Abnett and Douglas Adams.

I don't read a lot of books by any one author, unless they've got a long series going, like Discworld, or William King's Gotrek & Felix novels (though someone else is writing those now).

since the new person has taken over do you find much difference from the original author krumm?

ive never read the series in question but i have expirenced a well loved series go down the drain after someone else takes over from the original author

Actually, the new guy, Nathan Long, is pretty good. It's close to how King wrote it, but he's only done one book so far, so it may be a bit early to decide (though I'm not sure how much longer the series can go for).

it could be like the discworld series, just goes on and on and on lol but we never get bored

It's the death saga of Gotrek Gurnisson. So far, he fought trolls, skaven sorcerers, a Bloodthirster (massive hard combat daemon), a magically warped dragon, chaos warlords, vampires, giants, and an ancient cthulhu-esque entity, and survived. There's not much left that can kill him without it being anti-climactic.

ah they always have something up their selves to surprise us lol

I have no fav authors nowadays, am always into factual books- Orchids_Gardening-Alternative Medicines but I used to love to read Catherine Cookson ( I know) SAD. But I also like historical autobiographies.

i read alot of reference books too
i guess its part of our path
study, study, study lol

but i do enjoy my escapism lol

in fact neo has just gone down so I'm off to read a new book my mam picked up in a charity shop for me today

its called "The Summer Tree" by Guy Gavriel Kay

it has a very fantasy cover which is what makes my mam pick them up lol and she only payed 20p for it lol bargain!

I'll let you know if its any good

OK, I read ALOT, so this list could potentially go on for ever, but the main ones that spring to mind:

Shakespeare (geeky I know, but his plays fascinate me!) Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, Trudi Canavan, Garth Nix, Christopher Paolini, Alison Croggon, Robin Hobb, Tamora Pierce, D.H. Lawrence, Emily Bronte, Jane Austen and Angela Carter.

No doubt I've missed someone off but that'll do!

Ian M. Banks, Alastair Reynolds, Peter F. Hamiton...best space opera writers ever.

Lord of the Rings ofc.

PC Gamer magazine (uk)

Readers Wives.

i mostly read comics, since i have to for the show, but when i read fiction it's mostly william gibson (the last one was called 'pattern recognition').

Readers Wives? I guess that leaves me out. My husband doesn't read.

That's what the timer on the camera was invented for! =)

my fav is Danielle Steel but i didet like the House on hope street it was boring nd dry anyway mel who is the author of whcci (sorry for my speling got no ider how to spell it)

oh had to look at that a few times before i got you then lol

i think you mean the Wicca series, i think its Kate tiernan or something like that

good fiction for teens

the author of this series did her research but she gave her characters the abilities so have visible, instant powers like turning into wolves and freezing people

but as i said good fiction