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    Favorite Author?

    Who is your favorite author?
    I can't decide who mine is.
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    I'm an avid fan of the classics. My favorite author is either H.G. Wells, or Jules Verne.
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    I have absolutely no idea. I read too much to have a favorite.
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    Can't decide between Dostoievsky and Poe.
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    I'd have to go with Dickens.

    Isn't there already a thread for this somewhere else.
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    Nevermind.

    I checked it out and only found some favourite book threads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Myuuchi
    I have absolutely no idea. I read too much to have a favorite.
    Same here.
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    I don't know, Bulgakov maybe but I've read too many books to pick a favorite author. I only know my fav fantasy writer- Tolkien
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lews
    I don't know, Bulgakov maybe but I've read too many books to pick a favorite author. I only know my fav fantasy writer- Tolkien
    i also like tolkein, unfortunelty he wrote very few books, tohugh i want to read the simmillarion or whatever its called .

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    The silmalarion is great, for some even better then the Lord of the Rings, read it as soon as possible
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    Oh, and Gordon Korman.

    He's the funniest
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    Re: Favorite Author?

    Hemingway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ivan
    Can't decide between Dostoievsky and Poe.

    I was a big fan of Dostoevsky until I read Poor Folk. That book was a dread, ugh. Still like him though

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    I haven't read that one. But don't judge an author by one single book, you should look at his overall works.

    Maybe he was sick while writing it
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    Quote Originally Posted by ivan
    Can't decide between Dostoievsky and Poe.
    Can say i'm not much of a poe fan , but heh theres a few writers I can't stand. I wont say the other I truely detest for fear that I will be burned as a traitor .

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