Favorite authors?

K-1 said:

LOL. It was a photograph of the Bible.

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Well that's a whole lot more interesting than the hotlinking thing. (I was worried that "hotlinking" was some weird sexual position :2razz

I have so many Favorite Authors

Mark Twain
Elmore Leonard
Zane Grey
Neil Gaiman
Agatha Christie
Isabel Allende
Max Brand
John Sanford
Ray Bradbury
Robert B. Parker
John Steinbeck
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Alan Lemay
Lauran Paine
Donald E. Westlake
Lawrence Block


I just finished "City of Thieves" by David Benioff, I think he'll be on the list soon.

Fiction
Jim Welch
John Trudell (Poet)
Simon Ortiz (Poet)
Paula Gunn (Poet)
Susan Harjo (Poet)
N. Scott Momaday
Leslie Marmon Silko
Nora Naranjo
D'arcy McNickle
Mario Puzzo
Charlotte Bronte
Frederick Forsyth
James Patterson
Anne Rice
Jane Austen
John Grisham
Tom Clancy

Non Fiction
John Trudell
Beverly Hungry Wolf
Mike Mountain Horse
Vine Deloria, Jr., Ph.D.
Winona LaDuke
Vandana Shiva, Ph.D.
Jane Mayer
Steve Newcomb, J.D.
Molly Ivins
Sharon Venne, Ph.D.
Jeanette Armstrong
Jonathan Marks, Ph.D.
Ruth Hubbard, Ph.D.
Martin Teitel, Ph.D.
Linda Tuhiwai, Ph.D.
Luanna Ross, Ph.D.
Howard Zinn, Ph.D.

My all time favorite authors ever: Dr. Vine Deloria, Jr, my friend and mentor and my friend, James Welch.....

Honore' de Ballsack, Align de Bottom, Vagina Wolfe and Been Johnson.

Oh, don’t even think about it, I have a well documented problem with spelling.

Tolken ftw <3
Oh and up next is Jack London.
Fyodor is also very good.

Robert Jordan, Ian Pears, Adlous Huxley, George Orwell, Umberto Eco, J.K. Rowling, Homer, Euripides, Herodotus, Virgil, Ovid, St. Paul, St. John Chrysostom, St Gregory Palamas, Bruce J. Malina, Jerome Neyrey, Carolyn Osiek, Clifford Ando, Richard Demaris, David Balch, Mary Douglas, Victor Turner, Marvin Harris, Alexander Schmemann, Kallistos Ware, James Francis.... oh I could go on and on .

Edgar Allen Poe, Arthur conan Doyle, Bradbury, Shakespeare, Pushkin.

Kurt Vonnegut, Mark Z. Danielewski, Philip Pullman, Hunter S. Thompson, Henry Miller, Comte de Lautréamont, Phillip K. Dick, J.D. Salinger, Harmony Korine, Anton LaVey

Scarecrow Akhbar said:

George RR Martin, for Fevre Dream and Sandkings. He hasn't finished his Song of Ice and Fire epic, so I'll leave that off.

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Wessexman said:

I loved the Song of Ice and Fire, or what has come out yet. He is a really good author.

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An amazing series and one I'd highly recommend to any fantasy fan that's also a political fan. Its just an amazingly fun series. Far more dark, adult, and gritty than you find in most fantasy books I think. Martin makes R.A. Salvatore and his blandy bland bland dark elf look like its a kids story on the level of Harry and the Purple Crown (and I generally like Salvatore's work, but its just striking the different level Martin is on).

However, I'm starting to think someone needs to go "Stephen King" on his ass and run his fat behind down with a van so he'll hurry up and finish the series. Just please, if this happens, don't let him write himself in as a character.


(I still hate him for screwing that series up so royally at the end)

Anybody else read any of Khaled Hosseini's books? He only has two and their both about modern Afghanistan conflicts. They are both insightful, and emotional. Both heartbreaking and inspiring.

I know his works may not be considered brain food? But my favorite author is James Lee Burke