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Ynotisay · M
For consistently strong writing that always creates a sense of "place" for me I'll go with John Steinbeck. I'm sure being a Californian has something to do with that.
TomSelleck2 · 41-45, M
Heard of the author but never read his books
Ynotisay · M
@TomSelleck2: Along with Hemingway, Twain, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, and maybe Poe and Kerouac, he's considered one of the 'great' American authors. His books are very easy to digest. Might want to give him a try.
Jeephikelove · 51-55, F
Karen Marie Moning - I love her books, pretty interesting.
Michael Slade - He's an ex criminal lawyer, his true crime books are based around here and that's cool to me. 😊
Michael Slade - He's an ex criminal lawyer, his true crime books are based around here and that's cool to me. 😊
summersong · F
Terry Pratchett. He's clever, hilarious, and irreverent in all the best ways.
MasterDvdC · 70-79, M
Mercedes Lackey. Have quite a few others. Love to read.
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SW-User
I don't read. Embarrassing right..
ADCxoDPC · 36-40, F
Lisa Gardner.
TomSelleck2 · 41-45, M
ADCxoDPC · 36-40, F
@TomSelleck2: Yes I've nearly completed all of her books now. She's top notch :)
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InOtterWords · F
TomSelleck2 · 41-45, M
InOtterWords · F
@TomSelleck2: the Galbraith series are very well written, she also wrote another for adults as JK called The Casual Vacancy, many didntvappreciate it but it was a telling piece on British Society.
TomSelleck2 · 41-45, M
@InOtterWords: AH yes, the Casual Vacancy was her first adult book wasn't it ? Think that was before she decided to use the Galbraith name for the adult books...
Maybe she preferred to use J.K Rowling for kids books
Maybe she preferred to use J.K Rowling for kids books