Fave author? (2 Viewers)

[C@mM!]

hmmm, probably Ronan Bennett, wrote The Catastrophist, a self-refecting piece of writing about his fictional avatar being a writer and a journalist in the belgian congo during revolution, and how he struggles to find himself and still hold on to his love, Ines, who herself a reporter, is caught up in the revolution. bit like my life. lol, excellent reading however.

 

[Julz_012]

at the moment i'm really liking Anne Rice, though John Marsden, and George Orwell are awesome too

 

[babylupin]

hmmm...that is tough...

i would hav eot say david eddings...i also love the hp series so...jk as well...lol

but at the moment i would say Aldous Huxley...i read Brave new world and i'm deperate to read anothwer one of his books

 

[sofimac16]

Fave authors at the moment would have to be Matthew Reilly and J.K Rowling!

 

[201055]

Diana Wynne Jones, Gillian Rubenstein or Matthew Reiley =)

 

[SiZmOs]

Good to see so many Matthew Reilly fans! The only one I'm yet to read is Hover Car Racer, and I've got a copy of Hell Island on hold, as it's being re-released.

 

[jb_nc]

Matthew Reilly is a terrible author.

Me: Dickens or Austen.

 

[white lady]

Matthew Reilly is a terrible author.

Me: Dickens or Austen.

i love Jane Austen. i like JRR Tolkien and Melina Marchetta as well.

 

[m0ofin]

i love Jane Austen. i like JRR Tolkien and Melina Marchetta as well.

Melina Marchetta is great.

So is John Marsden.

 

[offwithhercardi]

I AGREE! hate hate hate JK Rowling.

i like JD Salinger, though he's not my favourite

 

[Zrap]

John Marsden, Jodi Picoult, Jeffrey Archer.

 

[agirlinatutu]

Jodi Picoult, Kathy Reichs and Nicholas Sparks

 

[sarevok]

Kurt Vonnegut

 

[DownInFlames]

Thomas Hardy for tear-jerkers
John Marsden for teen/action
Dr Seuss for overall greatest favourite.

 

[~caramello~]

chuck palahniuk
george orwell
david gemell

 

[annabackwards]

George Orwell, Animal Farm rocks!!

But my fav author would have to be none other than Douglas Adams.
The man knows how to write hilarious mysteries ^^

 

[chamelia]

Tim Winton has a great concise way of writing that really appeals when I want to read a short book but get a lot out of it.

I think he is the most effective writer in terms of words - per story conveyed.

So for the moment I say him. (Ironically in a long winded way).

 

[u-borat]

list is tl; dr, but begins with steven erikson and ends with george martin.

 

[lyounamu]

J.B. Fitzpatrick! He saved my ass for maths.

 

[Tulipa]

Jeffrey Eugenides, Douglas Coupland, Junot Diaz.

They're pretty much my top three at the moment.

I really dislike a lot of the popular Australian fiction. Tim Winton, Peter Carey and Bryce Courtenay are all rather vomit-inducing IMO.