Clarissa Pinkola Este's "Women who run with the wolves"
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Who is your favorite author?
by Happythoughts 77 Replies latest watchtower bible
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joannadandy
Oh my god Azzy!
I knew I loved you!
David Sedaris rocks! I loved "Me Talk Pretty One Day". I couldn't stop laughing when I read the chapter about trying to explain Easter to a bunch of people from differant countries.
That was my favorite chapter too! I nearly wet myself!! -
Aztec
OMG Jo, when he talks about the Rabbit that bringeth the chocolate (forgive me it's been awhile) I was tearing up! That whole book was great but his explanation of Easter was the best part! *Wonders why gay men crack her up so much*
Love ya back Jo!
~Aztec
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maybesbabies
Can't just pick one!!!! I love Poe, Lewis Carroll, am a huge poetry fan (mostly 18th & 19th century), huge fantasy fan (got another Terry Brooks lover over here, I've read every single book), C.S. Lewis, Tolkien, Road Dahl (from when I was a wee one!), and the list goes on!!!
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Angharad
Happythoughts
Some of my favourite Koontz books:
Watchers - first one I read that got me hooked
False memory
Dark Rivers of the heart
Fear Nothing & Seize the night
I just bought By the Light of the Moon to read when we come over to the States, unfortunately it is now going to be sitting on the shelf tempting me for the next month while I should be revising for my exam
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oldcrowwoman
Nevada Barr
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oldcrowwoman
Tony Hillerman
Old Crow
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czarofmischief
Terry Pratchett - fantasy, humor, philosophy - it's all there.
and I also like George R.R. Martin - he keeps postponing the release of his new book in his "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, but the first three are simply some of the best books I've ever read.
CZAR
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MegaDude
Read a lot over the years but always enjoyed...
Ray Bradbury: The Illustrated Man, Martian Chronicles, Golden Apples of the Sun, S is for Space, R is for Rocket, The October Country
William Golding: Lord of the Flies
Mario Puzo: The Godfather
William Peter Blatty: The Exorcist
Thomas Harris: Red Dragon, Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal
Stephen King: Different Seasons (has the novella from which the film "The Shawshank Redemption" was made, The Stand
Non-fiction
Richard Bandler: Using Your Brain For a Change
Napoleon Hill: Think and Grow Rich
Gene Simmons: Sex, Money, Kiss
Karen Armstrong: Beginning the World, The History of God, The Battle for God
Viktor Frankle: Man's Search For Meaning
Jim Penton: Apocalypse Delayed
Ron Chernow: Titan: The Life of John Rockefeller
M. Scot Peck: The Road Less Traveled
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doodle-v
Richard Scarry
Who can resist Lowley worm and Huckle the Cat?
