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I love the Aubrey/Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian. If you're going to read the series, I recommend limiting yourself to 4 or 5 books per year and interspersing other books.
I'll happily read anything by John LeCarre; he writes great spy thrillers. I'll happily read anything by Alan Furst; he writes thrillers set in obscure corners of WWII.
I think Jane Austen would be my favorite author if there were more of her books available. Pride & Prejudice and Emma are two of my all time favorite rereads, and I just wish there were more books in that style, with those sorts of amusing observations and that mix of wonderful characters and absurd characters.
I read a fair amount of science fiction, and I will read anything by William Gibson. I also love the Radch trilogy by Ann Leckie and look forward to reading more by her. I've read a bunch by Neal Stephenson including the Quicksilver trilogy.
I love Douglas Adams; he presents a great mix of humor and clever science fiction ideas. I love Terry Pratchett; his Discworld series likewise mixes humor and clever ideas & observations.
And J.K. Rowling is a great author; both the Harry Potter books and her mysteries are great reads. I don't support all her politics, but that doesn't take away from the superb quality of her writing.
I'll happily read anything by John LeCarre; he writes great spy thrillers. I'll happily read anything by Alan Furst; he writes thrillers set in obscure corners of WWII.
I think Jane Austen would be my favorite author if there were more of her books available. Pride & Prejudice and Emma are two of my all time favorite rereads, and I just wish there were more books in that style, with those sorts of amusing observations and that mix of wonderful characters and absurd characters.
I read a fair amount of science fiction, and I will read anything by William Gibson. I also love the Radch trilogy by Ann Leckie and look forward to reading more by her. I've read a bunch by Neal Stephenson including the Quicksilver trilogy.
I love Douglas Adams; he presents a great mix of humor and clever science fiction ideas. I love Terry Pratchett; his Discworld series likewise mixes humor and clever ideas & observations.
And J.K. Rowling is a great author; both the Harry Potter books and her mysteries are great reads. I don't support all her politics, but that doesn't take away from the superb quality of her writing.
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Thank you very much … a great summary of your favorite writers… this makes me want to read more of science fiction genre … 🙏🙏
Thank you very much … a great summary of your favorite writers… this makes me want to read more of science fiction genre … 🙏🙏