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Reply With QuoteFleming, Benson, O'brien, Mitnik, that's just what's sitting on my bookshelf right now.
k. i read tons and tons.....i love to read!
i've read things by James Patterson, Neil Gaiman, Carl Sagan, Jane Austen, the Brontes.......the list goes on.....i like sci-fi, murder mysteries, anything!!!!
anyway,
--- i've read ALL books by Patterson...any similar authors you can think of???
--- same with Gaiman
if anyone can give me some new authors u think i'd like, (even if they aren't like the above authors) please post
thanks
~Zen
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Fleming, Benson, O'brien, Mitnik, that's just what's sitting on my bookshelf right now.
They say I need to be more in touch with my feminine side, to tell you the truth if I had a feminine side I'd be touching it all the time
Harry Potter.
Enders Game
Koontz, King, Steele, whatever you find on the shelf in Safeway...
Everyone must believe in something, I believe i'll have another drink.
Awards:
Hunter S. Thompson - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (I hear it's excellent)
Irvine Welsh - Trainspotting, Filth, Ecstacy, anything by him to be fair
Robin Jarvis - The Deptford Mice Trilogy (The Dark Portal, The Crystal Prison, The Final Reckoning)
Robin Jarvis - The Deptford Histories (The Alchemist's Cat, The Oaken Throne (fucking quality book), Thomas)
second that.Originally posted by Trionix@Nov 23 2003, 11:15 PM
Hunter S. Thompson - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (I hear it's excellent)
keep 'em coming guys.
~Zen
<span style="font-family:Times">"[Hollywood is] a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul."</span> ~Marilyn Monroe
Quoting SpikeyMikey:
"Love is nothing but a bunch of enzymes floating around in your head. Love is a sickness of the brain, like schizophrenia or paranoia."
Quoting Greaser:
"what doesnt destroy you makes you stronger"
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I'm also going to have to say that Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas is excellent!
The best part about having friends isn't in knowing that they have your back but rather in knowing that you have theirs.
11:52 PM [bbking] it seems that i am friends with a LOT of homosexuals
Skittles (11:57:35 PM): cummy. I want your baseball bat in my ass.
forgot to tell you guys! i've begun working at a book store!!! its awesome
another new james patterson book out. can't wait to read that one.
keep the book ideas coming
thanks
~Zen
<span style="font-family:Times">"[Hollywood is] a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul."</span> ~Marilyn Monroe
Quoting SpikeyMikey:
"Love is nothing but a bunch of enzymes floating around in your head. Love is a sickness of the brain, like schizophrenia or paranoia."
Quoting Greaser:
"what doesnt destroy you makes you stronger"
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I don`t get the chance to read as much at the moment, but I have managed to read a couple Neil Stephenson books. Snowcrash and Zodiac were both pretty good. Also interesting that the author has not chosen to specialise in a particular genre. Zodiac is a bit of mystery/thriller while Snowcrash is definitely Science Fiction.
I also read the Jim Chee mysteries a while ago. I can not remember the author at the moment though. Also pretty good, as mysteries go.
Ayuh, not dead yet. Might change that with an S1000RR though
Pratchett, (he did a good one with Gaiman called Good Omens),
Anne McCaffrey (the Dragons of Pern series, the freedom series and killashandra),
Raymond E. Feist (riftwar saga, Serpentwar saga---Magician is the best book i have ever read),
Ian Fleming (the books are better than the films, except maybe he early films with connery, which are massive)
LOTR...nuff siad
Dean Koontz - One door away from heaven
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Definitely Pratchett, also Douglas Addams, Minette Walters, Patricia Cornwall, Clive Barker, Fay Weldon, and PD James.
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There are so many briliant books that you will love reading... so I advise anything. Just go to www.amazon.com and browse through the books sections looking at customer reviews, etc.
oooooo thats a very good idea!
thanks lazyhops!
~Zen
<span style="font-family:Times">"[Hollywood is] a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul."</span> ~Marilyn Monroe
Quoting SpikeyMikey:
"Love is nothing but a bunch of enzymes floating around in your head. Love is a sickness of the brain, like schizophrenia or paranoia."
Quoting Greaser:
"what doesnt destroy you makes you stronger"
<span style="color:gray">avatar courtesy of Wizen</span>
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