Authors/Books

[Krillin]

Personally, I prefer Puddn'head Wilson above all of Mark Twain's other works.

Hitchhiker's Guide is a classic.

[Tobias]

Any one say Wheel of Time yeat?


Wheel of Time series.

Until you get the later books. Then they are less novels and more endurance trials.

[Nori]

Lord of the Rings (I worship Tolkien.)
Harry Potter
Dragonlance


Those are the three series I really read, although I am currently reading.

World War Zombie.(A historical book about when the dead rose and humanity had to fight them off. Its like, a actual acount, like it happened. XD))

[Hellfighter 17]

Originally posted by Krillin
Personally, I prefer Puddn'head Wilson above all of Mark Twain's other works.

Hitchhiker's Guide is a classic.

Currently read the volume with all five novels. Completed teh first in a couple of days and need to pick it up again.

This is pretty convenient. I was just thinking of going to a bookstore later today.

[Tobias]

And no one has mentioned the classic:

Dune

[Dantes]

Dune - i've got the 5 books from that series.
Harry potter - have em all so far
Foundation series
Lord of the Rings
The Count of Monte Cristo

[Banned Chi Chi]

I love Harry Potter.

I also love Jenifer Fallon books, Medalon is great!

[Saz]

Wow, I just realised that I hardly ever read books anymore. Four or five years ago I used to read quite alot, I can never seem to finish a book anymore, I usually get about halfway and them just forget about it.

Last book I read all the way through was Ben Eltons "Dead Famous", that was pretty good, I guess. Read a few horror books too, oh and the fourth Harry Potter. But yea, don't read much.

[Olibu]

I am so pleased no one likes Hemmingway =D
He's the only author that when I read his books I get angry at. xD

I didn't read as a children, so my most childish book interest was probably "Holes" back in the 6th grade.

[Tobias]

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[Hellfighter 17]

Brian Greene is a magnbificent authot. Although Hawking is good, he just blows him out of the water. His The Elegant Universe is fantastic, and The Fabric of The Cosmos is also good. Three Road to Quantum Gravity is really a great book, by Lee Smolin, but I've read some of his other books, and they are just boring. As for fiction, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown takes the cake for me.

[Olibu]

I wish I hadn't of seen the movie of The Da Vinci Code, I bet the book would have been ten times better. Seeing the movie first always kills the book for me.

[Warako]

Lord of Rings geek, I'm a Tom Bombadil fan.


The other favorite would be "The Once and Future King"