Alfred Hitchcocks pretty good,
R.L Stine gave me some good childhood lol,
Charles Dickens ,
Roald Dahl ,
Stephen King <--- VERY GOOD!!!! ,
J K Tolkien <-- AUthor of Lord of the Rings,
JK Rowling is good too although it got a bit repetitive!
HANS ANDERSON <-- VEEERY GOOD !!
Beatrix Potter <-- she rocks !
thats some off the top of my head !
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When i was a child i was besotted with C.S.Lewis and The Chronicles of Narnia......................... as an adult i quite like Josephine Cox, Maeve Binchy,(I did say as an adult.... I should of put OAP!)..............
Hans Anderson was really good. Others I liked as a kid and still read when I'm bored are Judith Viorst, Beverly Cleary, Astrid Lindgren, and Gordon Korman, andd...more adult choices are Charles Dickens, Agatha Christie, Ernest Hemingway, and some others whose names I can't remember. lol
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Contemporary authors for me would be Steven Erikson for his A Tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen series and Robert Jordan, but only his early Wheel of Time books. Umm...J. R. R. Tolkien is good, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion, good sources for an aspiring fantasy author.
And I have a liking of Stephen King as well. I haven't really explored fiction that's not fantasy, sci fi, and horror, though I intend to change that and will start by reading Huckleberry Finn and its prequel. Really all the classics.
MC Beaton
Alfred Hitchcock
Captain WE Johns
Loise Trimble
Dickens
Monica Dickens
Higgins
I'm still trying to find adult authors i like so my favorites are still children authors.-WE J and Alfred Hitchcock
Roald Dahl
Phillip K Dick
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Aldous Huxley
Stephen King
Harper Lee
Stan Lee
Herman Melville
China Mieville
Alan Moore
George Orwell
Chuck Palahniuk
Robert Louis Stevenson
Matthew Woodring Stover
And I have a liking of Stephen King as well. I haven't really explored fiction that's not fantasy, sci fi, and horror, though I intend to change that and will start by reading Huckleberry Finn and its prequel. Really all the classics.
Check out China Mieville's or Matthew Stover's fantasy/science fiction work.
I'm still trying to find adult authors i like so my favorites are still children authors.-WE J and Alfred Hitchcock
Hehe.. I loved Biggles as a kid. They are dated in some ways but terrific entertainment. By Hitchcock do you you mean the 'Three Investigators' stuff, or something else? I don't think he wrote any of them, he was just a name to sell them. Still great fun though.. I remember Terror Castle, Stuttering Parrott and Whispering Mummy after what must be thirty years - most adult novels I've forgotten a month after reading them. I think the Strugatsky brothers 'Roadside Picnic' is the only decent novel I've read in years, although to be fair I do read mostly non-fiction.
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