Favourite novel?

Dune by Frank Herbert

Darkness at Noon...Arthur Koestler

'Illusions perdues' - or 'Lost Illusions' - by Honoré de Balzac is one that I frequently read. It is, perhaps, not my favourite but one of them. It was a book much revered by Oscar Wilde who considered it almost as his 'bible' paralleling the detail of Shakespeare's dramatic works and the wrangles of human existence; altough, not with the rich poetic metre that Shakespeare used. Today, in France, Balzac has thesame reverence as he had during the nineteenth century.

Too many to pick just one.

The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver

Sins of the Mother Danielle Steel

Weaveworld or Imajica

Green Mile

Lord of the Rings!

I don’t read