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Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Anne Rice, and even Edgar Allen Poe.

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Konstantinos(i'd love to just sit down with him and have a long long conversation), anne rice,poppy z brite,edgar allen poe,Herman hesse,shakesphere,nietzche,H.P. lovcraft,etc,etc.

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gothicrose wrote:
most of her books are about witches and vampires...some of my favorites are huntress, secret vampire, spellbinder and daughters of darkness.



sounds like my kind of stuff!!


I love Laurell K. Hamilton, Stephen King, Anne Rice, uh...crap I'll have to rummage through my stacks to find his name::

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oh I also like MAry Anne Mitchell...or...think I will. I haven't read her book yet but she was voted 2003's best Horror Author so...it looks good

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Human dreams... such fertile ground for the seeds of torment. You're so ripe, And it's harvest time. Save your tears. We'll reap your soul slowly. We have centuries to discover the things that make you whimper. You think your night time world is closed to me? Your mind is so naked. A book that yearns to be read. A door that begs to be opened. -Pinhead

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BatsandCats wrote:
Konstantinos(i'd love to just sit down with him and have a long long conversation)


I loved his book on vampires...and I"m looking to get nocturnal magick by him too... :|

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Mary Ann mitchell oh please sweet jesus no...the name itself makes me shudder with horror (not the good way either.)

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Hmmm..

Favourite of all time would have to be CS Lewis, with his brilliant The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.

More recently though, either Peter F Hamilton (British Sci Fi writer, absolutely astonishing view of the future!) and Irvine Welsh (brilliant Scottish tales, lewd, rude n downright sickening at times), famous for Trainspotting.

HP Lovecraft, though ive only read one or two pieces online, is amazing.

Someone said Terry Pratchett earlier - ever read his book Good Omens?

Hillarious fun.


Ooh and i forgot, Terry Brooks the author of the Shannara series and Star Wars episode I the Phantom Menace (though ive only read a trilogy of his, cant remember what its called exactly)


Id forgotten just who were my favourites, ta for remindin me :)

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Lucretius wrote:
Someone said Terry Pratchett earlier - ever read his book Good Omens?

Hillarious fun.


Or that book where they 'invent' Hollywood. I can't remember the title, but it wouldn't matter because I read translations :shock:

Albert Camus is great too.

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my authors ... hmmmm Laurell K Hamilton ... i've read just about all her books ... Neil Gaiman He's awesome ... hmmm Stephen ing ... Rice although her books seem all the same so I stopped reading them ... another author I find entertaining is Francesca lia Block ... there are more..I love to read but those are the ones I've read the most by

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Sue Townsend
Jeff Noon
Phillip K Dick
J.R.R Tolkien
Phillip Pullman
Anne Rice


etc etc etc there's so many fantastic writers out there

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Fyodor Dostoevsky
Leo Tolstoy
Anne Rice
Dean Koontz


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Vladimir Nabokov
John Fowels
Henry Miller
Mikhail Bulgakov
Margaret Atwood
Madeline L'Engle
Anais Nin

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My two favourite authors are George Orwell and Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky.

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Not many mentioned the father of fright beyond any and all reason, and those few that did have experienced the pen of the insanely gifted... Howard Philips Lovecraft. He is, in my most humble opinion, the foundation of fathomable "surrealities". I am not a horror snob, by any stretch. I consider Lovecraft to be the father of my love of horror since I began reading his works at the tender and impressionable age of 13. I still return to his world of deep ones, tentacled gods, flying night gaunts, and cities beneath the sea to be absorbed by his genius... But, as of late (re: in the past 19 years or so), I find myself lost in the wondrous tales of Neil Gaiman, the weaver of Dreams, creator of The Sandman and his siblings. I have read every one of his books, and own several signed 1st editions. I also walked the vampiric path with Anne Rice, Kim Harrison, and, yes, even Stephenie Myers. J. O'Barr created a most darkly tragic romance in "The Crow", and have a madness for a series called "The Black Jewels", by Anne Bishop...
So, there it is. Whether you really wanted it or not....
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Leo Tolstoy and of course Mark Twain are my favorite and also greatest writers

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