Who is your favorite writer?

Started by Pitti, December 21, 2009, 07:09:28 PM

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Pitti

Quote from: viatorcr on June 09, 2011, 12:50:12 AM
Pitti what do you think about Agatha Christie?

Agatha Christie was a very good writer. I really like the "Miss Marpel" crime stories and the story "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" (Alibi) is a fascinating story. Only the figure of Hercules Poirot, I can not suffer, as it is for me an arrogant version of Sherlock Holmes. Christie is really the Queen of Crime (and the Princess of Crime is for me Tess Gerritsen) :786

And how do you like Agatha Christie?  :66664333
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MiloMinderbinder

Kurt Vonnegut is unbeatable for me. I've read nearly every book he's written. Spot on satire and humor.

I also enjoy Mark Twain, Joseph Heller (obviously, or at least obvious to those of you that have read Catch 22), and Charles Bukowski. Bukowski seems like a real jerk, but Ham on Rye is the tightest writing I've ever read.

naturizam

If I had to pick up only one, it would be Gabriel Garcia Marques. Apart from him, cannot forget Haruki Murakami nor Orhan Pamuk.
I also read many Croatian writers and poets, but too few of those get translated :(

SecretlytruenudeM92

Cant say i like one writer only or know who all writers are, but here are some good ones:
William Shakespear
William Blake
Robert Frost
J.K.Rowling
J.R.R.Tolkein
Edgar Alan Poe
List goes on and on.... I try not to be picky with genres. As long as a book is well writen ill go for it. Give me a horror that makes me pee in my pants. A mystery that keeps me gussing. Romance that makes me make rain(i never cry only make rain). Adventures that have inspiring heros and dastardly villans. Fantasy that leaves the booring and mundane behind. Comedy filled with whit and wonder. So many books so little time.
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Dave82

Ian Fleming
JRR Tolkien
Clive Cussler
WEB Griffin
Tom Clancy

I just do not get into the classics or scifi. Give me an action/adventure or historical fiction or LOTR and I am happy.

Riley_Gautier

Anthony E. Zukier
Nick Stone
Darren Shan
P.C and Kristen Cast
James Pattinson
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J.K Rowling

I'm sure theres a few more but I cant remember them :P
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chrisw91

Quote from: Riley_Gautier on October 25, 2011, 02:12:15 PM

James Pattinson


I'm sure theres a few more but I cant remember them :P

Yay James Pattinson, he is the only author I have really been interested in. I should start reading some of his books again.
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Riley_Gautier

That's if you manage to get past the first page :P
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chrisw91

Just dont let me get distracted :p
I became aware of my destiny: to belong to the critical minority as opposed to the unquestioning majority.

Riley_Gautier

Okay Okay, I wont get naked then :P haha
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chrisw91

I became aware of my destiny: to belong to the critical minority as opposed to the unquestioning majority.

Riley_Gautier

Can't wait to be a mummy <3

OtisGlicker

Right now, I'd have to say Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I've always been fascinated by Sherlock Holmes as a character through shows and children's books, but it wasn't until about a year ago that I started reading the original stories and novels. I've been hooked.

I also read a lot of Stephen King. I'm currently reading It; it's so loonng.

Gman707

J.r.r tolkien is my favorite writer.

I also love
J.d salenger
Terry pratchet
Graham mcniel
Wiliam golding and
Chuck palaniuk
what's to say?

naturallynude

This is a toughe. I do really like John le Carre along with P.G. Wodehouse. But asking to pick a favourite would be almost an impossible task for me.