As I'm a big fan of fantasy and SF...
(in no particular order)
Terry Pratchett
Robert Rankin
Douglas Adams
Hugh Cook
Clive Barker
Neil Gaiman
H.G. Wells
George Orwell
Isaac Asimov
Arthur C Clarke
Fredrick Pohl
Alfred Bester
Julian May
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As I'm a big fan of fantasy and SF...
(in no particular order)
Terry Pratchett
Robert Rankin
Douglas Adams
Hugh Cook
Clive Barker
Neil Gaiman
H.G. Wells
George Orwell
Isaac Asimov
Arthur C Clarke
Fredrick Pohl
Alfred Bester
Julian May
John Grisham
Dean Koontz
Darren Shan
Anthony Horowitz
Poster
Stephen King
Richard Layman
James Herbert
Martina Cole
Member
Stephen King
Wilbur Smith
Jean M Auel
Hammer Smashed Face
ill say nora roberts only because i live almost next to her, lol
"The long ships" by the swede Frans G. Bengtsson. An historical novel that beat many a fantasy story to powdered silt in comparison.
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That's a good list but how cud you miss out Stephen Donaldson? He's the best sci-fi writer of all time imo[i]Originally posted by uNz@9 October 2003 - 05:51
As I'm a big fan of fantasy and SF...
(in no particular order)
Terry Pratchett
Robert Rankin
Douglas Adams
Hugh Cook
Clive Barker
Neil Gaiman
H.G. Wells
George Orwell
Isaac Asimov
Arthur C Clarke
Fredrick Pohl
Alfred Bester
Julian May
Out of order
Well I've read the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant...
It was okay, but Donaldson didn't exactly rock my world.
Thomas was too emo for me. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
Arthur C Clarke is the best SF author, imo.
The reason being a lot of what he envisioned in his stories has come to pass in his own lifetime.
Satellites for example.
When NASA or ESA need a visionary, they call Professor Clarke.
Long live Hissyfit
BT Rep: +1
One of my favorite authors to this day is CS Lewis.
Peace brotherdoobie
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