Who's Your Favorite Author?
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Re: Who's Your Favorite Author?
Paul Kalanithi for his incredible 'When Death Becomes Air'.
P.D James
John Cheever for his short stories.
Nabokov for his writing.
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Dan Brown mainly for his two books. Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci code
Robin cook. I Use to read his books back in school and college days. Outbreak, Invasion, Abduction and Godplayer are few of my personal favorites.
Sidney Sheldon for all his awesome mind-blowing writing.
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I also enjoy reading Miriam Toews, Yoko Ogawa, Ottessa Moshfegh. Mo Jan and Ma Jian.
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I have read all his books, and waiting for his newest one is hard... I have read all of certain other authors too, mystery I guess, and I hope someone can give me an opinion, if you have read Greg Iles...could you reccomend another author similar to his writing.....?
Thanks in advance....I can't seem to read any other author that I like as much as his...
James Patterson, Mary Higgens Clark, Iris Johansen, Patricia Cornwell, etc... they are wonderful, but if anyone know any other author as good as Greg Iles, let me know....
Thanks!
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& why because he is always talking about personnel goals & self-help.
My favorite quotes are as follows:
“Everything is created twice, first in the mind and then in reality.”
Book name =The monk who sold his Ferrari.
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