From back when i was younger. robert ludlum. also stephen king. but of course michael chricton is the fave-wrote Jurassic Park, Congo, Rising Sun, The Sphere, OUtbreak..the ones that were made into movies. Back then people didnt care much about the author. just watch the movie.
now everyone knows JK Rowling and Stephanie Meyer.
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I always like to read Shakespeare. His quotes are really nice and most informative. If you want to know basic principal of life, then you must read him. He was a genius and a great writer. Williams are also a good story writer.
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05-25-2013, 02:11 AM #343Junior Member
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Anne Rice- ganahan keu kos iyang mga vampire novels.
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Guys, you can also try indie books if you like it raw. Mainstream books are heavily edited na man good. Just saying.
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06-09-2013, 03:47 AM #346
Anne Rice
Rick Riordan
Robert Ludlum
Michael Chricton
JK Rowling
Douglas Adams
Peter Benchley
Neil Gaiman
Alan Moore
I read Stephen King too but his not one of my favorites though...Last edited by lstorya; 06-09-2013 at 03:58 AM.
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06-16-2013, 03:48 PM #347Senior Member
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Robert Jordan - Wheel of Time
Arthur C. Clarke - Space Odessey; Garden of Rama
Stephen King - Gunslinger series; Misery; etc
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my top 5 would be
JRR Tolkien - gave me a taste of epic fantasy, LOTR made me love books more than TV.
George RR Martin - for the epicgasms...
Robert Jordan - the first time I felt goosebumps just by reading a book was due to book 6's last chapter...
Phillip Pullman - for the oh so bittersweet ending
Brandon Sanderson - his books have a final fantasy-ish feel to them, at least to me, and i love em.
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07-19-2013, 02:24 PM #349Elite Member
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locally si Sonia Francesa then sa other books internationally si Jude Deveraux, JK Rowling ug JRR Tolkien.
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CHRIS CLAREMONT - for 15 years, he wrote the X-men and turned it into the most successful and influential comic series of all time.
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