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Registered User
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Michigan.
Age: 18
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Anne Rice- Vampire Chronicles
<3 Philip Pullman- His Dark Materials series JK Rowling, of course, HP Darren Shan- Cirque du Freak series rocks! Laurie Halse Anderson- Speak, Catalyst Recently, I've been into Robert Cormier, his stories are really weird... |
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Renegade Illuminatus
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Location: Washburn, Missouri U.S.S.A.
Age: 26
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My favourite author of all time would be a man by the name of David Icke. He is basically about as fringe as one gets conspiracy-theory wise. He argues that the world is controlled by a reptilian race of somesort that passes themselves off as human. If you are at all curious about this, I highly recommend the book Children of the Matrix. But I will warn ya, don't get it if you are not willing to seriously question your own religious beliefs and beliefs about reality itself.
For political, I highly recommend 1984 by George Orwell. I also enjoy reading books by the old acidtrippers like Timothy Leary and Robert Anton Wilson...they are really "out there" like Icke, but quite fascinating. Other than the above mentioned authors, I really like Stephen King. He is truely awesome. Insomnia being my favourite book by him. I also like Louis L'amour. (I've read most of his books, i think. i always like a good western every now and then.) and I like a bunch of other stuff too like Harry Potter, Star Trek, etc. lol [edit] Tolkien as well! *Can't believe I forgot Lord of the Rings!* I'd say I far prefer books over movies or tv. --sabbathius Last edited by Sabbathius_34 : 01-01-2005 at 05:31 PM. |
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My face offends Dawn
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Old People Land
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I absolutely love fantasy! My favorite book of all time - The Last Unicorn, by Peter S. Beagle. This book really is a fantasy classic, and I highly recomend it. The story is beautiful and sad, with a sprinkling of humor and some neat allusions.
I also like humorous fantasy - my favorite in this subgenre would be the Xanth series by Piers Anthony. Has anyone else ever heard of him? He writes some funny stuff, and it's even funnier if you live in Florida like I do, because the author himself is from FL and based his magical land on our odd state. Xanth is a fantasy land w/ humans and magical creatures just like many others you will find in books, but the unique idea behind it is that every human has a special power, a "magic talent." Instead of there being just wizards and mortals, everyone has something, which means things a whole lot more interesting. The other distinguishing feature of Xanth is that everything is literal - for example, a nightmare is actually a horse. The series is full of hidden jokes, innuendo, and an endless supply of puns. I reccomend it to those who like humor and fantasy. The two combine suprisingly well in this series, because fantasy allows you to have an unbridled imagination. The neat thing about the author is that he has such a connection w/ his fans, they send him ideas and puns they have thought of and he includes many of them in his stories. One girl (Jenny) who was a big fan was hit by a drunk driver and paralyzed, so Piers Anthony began writing to her and even made her a character in the series. |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: South Carolina
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J.K. Rowling and Edgar Allan Poe (has no one mentioned him or did I miss it?) are my all time favorite authors. I :heart: them to death. Then, after her are:
Nora Roberts Anne Rice Lemony Snicket Shakespeare
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I r a sarcastic influence
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Location: Massachusetts as of right now/CT soon
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My favorite authors are J.K. Rowling, Phillip Pullman, David Clement-Davies, Stephen King, and Dean Koontz.
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Fledgling Post Monkey
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Wales
Age: 22
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Phillp pullman, Ian rankin, Tolkein, Harper Lee (well, personally I think that Truman Capote wrote that book and she just took the credit for it. Seems a little odd to me that someone as good as whoever wrote "To kill a mockingbird" only ever wrote one book.)
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: where i'm happy
Age: 19
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Anne Rice is my favorite author! Damn those vampe books own...lol!
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