Favorite authors

[Sureal]

Richard Wright

 

[WalshND]

Harold Coyle
Tom Clancy
Clive Cussler

 

[connor_in]

Dean Koontz
Stephen Coonts
Tom Clancy (but he has disappeared of late)
JK Rowling (hey, I've got a kid, ok?)


Classic:
Dickens
Poe
and some guy who went by Bill...ummm...Bill Shakespeare...that's it!

 

[WalshND]

Harold Coyle
Tom Clancy
Clive Cussler

Crap!!! Almost forgot.... Stephen Ambrose

 

[NDChatt]

Garcia- Love in the Time of Cholorea
Kathern Ann Porter
Flannery O'Conner
Levanis- The Hermunetics of the Toran
John Edwards- Great Wakening
Herman Melville
Dante Allegari

These are just a few.

 

[connor_in]

how about I. P. Freely?

i believe he wrote a book titled "Spots on the Wall"

 

[SoCalDomer]

And his favorite game is Don't Wizz on the Electric Fence?

 

[Fishin'_Irish]

wiesel (wrote Night, very good recommended - not good if you dont like holocaust books)

Night is indeed a good book, but oddly enough, my least favorite of the trilogy. but I though Day is one of my favorite books, and I really enjoyed Dawn.

Douglas Adams. I'll admit that I've only read the five part Hitchhiker's Trilogy, but it rocked.

Eric Carle. The Very Hungry Caterpillar is also one of my favorites.

 

[dyrtdogg]

I was going to mention Douglas Adams as well.

In addition to the other fine authors already listed, I'll add Larry McMurtry. For those who don't know him, he penned Lonesome Dove, which is one of my favorite books of all time.

 

[KamaraPolice]

Ever since I learned to read, my favorite book was "Good Dog, Carl". I read that book cover to cover.

 

[connor_in]

I forgot how much I loved the Hitchhiker's books back when I was in about 8th grade!

I always wanted a Bable Fish!

 

[mlcspinner]

Ever since I learned to read, my favorite book was "Good Dog, Carl". I read that book cover to cover.

We have a Christmas version

 

[daytonirish]

Mine would be Stoney's Blog. :jawdrop:

 

[GoIrish41]

Hunter S. Thompson

 

[KamaraPolice]

We have a Christmas version

lol, i hope they didn't add any additional words to the book. "Good Dog, Carl" was short and too the point; 3 words in a book is sufficient.