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Who is your favourite author, and why?

As of right now, Brandon Sanderson. I like pretty much all of his books and he is my favorite current author. For all time.. I don't really know. There are just too many.
 

Spiritchaser

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^^ I've just finished reading Kafka on the Shore by Murakami. I've read 6 of his books and he's definitely my favourite author as well.
 

Faerysky

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My all time favorite author: Terry Goodkind. Why? Honestly I fell in love with Richard and Kahlan. He did such a great job developing his characters in the Sword of Truth series (though his first book was a bit rough—however he only got better).
I devoured all 12 books, though I believe he has added more.....If you haven't read them, they are wonderful, even if you don't like fantasy literature(and when I started I didn't, but now I'm a convert).
 

Mellisa Eller

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1. Scott Sigler, love his work and he's cute.
2. Stephen King, the true master.
3. E.L James, I'm a woman sue me and what woman doesn't love good erotica
4. Michael Sidden, was introduced to him by a coworker. his Forbidden Passion is my favorite story ever! Short but oh so hot!
5. Stephanie Meyer, the Twilight series was huge when I was younger and I still enjoy the books.
 

K.S. Crooks

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My favorite authors are Matthew Reilly, in particular his 7 Deadly Wonders series. It is an inter-national team goin on Indian Jones type of adventures and I love the use of maps and diagrams in the books. Clive Cussler writes very similar types of stories. The Jack Reacher novels by Lee Child are also a lot of fun and have the - avenging angel/ fight for the little guy- feel to them.
 

Eswar

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My all time favourite author is grr martin (game of thrones) he is very matured and understand humans better than any one I know
 

Shelby Smith

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Vladimir Nabokov hands down. I have always been somewhat intimidated by more advanced literature in my English class, but I started to read Pale Fire on my own, and I loved it. I read Lolita next, and I'm currently reading his collection of short stories. His writing is truly original, and I can't wait to read more of his books.
 

AleksReader

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George R.R. Martin, The Song of Ice and Fire is the best series i've read yet (still reading them). THAT IS WHY! Oh and dont forget about the show :D
 

datchristy

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J.K. Rowling, is probably my favorite since Harry Potter. Alexandre Dumas is a close second and Once I finish The Three Musketeers the order might change.
 
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