What do you like to read?

[JournaL]

I seldom read any kind of novel.

 

Some Authors (that I enjoy reading from):

 

Mark Haskell Smith

 

Carl Hiaasen

 

Mario Puzo

 

If you know those authors, you might be able to tell that:

 

I like a good story with sex, violence, and drugs. Not suitable for children eh? hehe.

[J.C.]

I seldom read any kind of novel.

Some Authors (that I enjoy reading from):

Mark Haskell Smith

Carl Hiaasen

Mario Puzo

If you know those authors, you might be able to tell that:

I like a good story with sex, violence, and drugs. Not suitable for children eh? hehe.

 

The name Mario Puzzo rang a bell, I looked it up. He wrote the The Godfather. That's just awesome.

[Jek Jek Roo]

Heyy! What's about Douglas Adam's "Hitchhicker's Giude to the Galaxy"?!

[Alyxx Thorne]

Douglas Adams was the one who chose the name for Pink Floyd's "The Division Bell".

[Doom Shepherd]

I mainly read science fiction. I'm a big fan of Alternate Histories. Some fantasy, but not much.

Authors I have a lot of books by:

Isaac Asimov

Robert Heinlein

Arthur C. Clarke

Neil Gaiman

Eric Flint

Harry Turtledove

Larry Niven

 

I also read comic books. Fables, Titanium Rain, Transformers, Powers, Rising Stars, Midnight Nation, What If?, any Elseworlds, and sundry other stuff.

 

Oh, yeah, and I pretty much have every Star Trek book ever written. I'm gonna marry the woman who's impressed by that.

[BTGBullseye]

Oh, yeah, and I pretty much have every Star Trek book ever written. I'm gonna marry the woman who's impressed by that.

You too?

 

Let me know if that girl has a sister who's also a Trekkie...

[Average Internet Guy]

Crichton has done some amazing work in the thriller genre, but I also enjoy some Stephen King. Only the ones that he made before he started cranking them out dime a dozen, back when he actually wrote books.

[JournaL]

Crichton has done some amazing work in the thriller genre...

 

Michael Crichton? Yeah thats an author that slipped my mind. Yeah his novels are very enticing, its shame that he died.

[J.C.]

Crichton has done some amazing work in the thriller genre...

 

Michael Crichton? Yeah thats an author that slipped my mind. Yeah his novels are very enticing, its shame that he died.

 

I've read the "Andromeda Strain" and "Jurassic Park", and found them to be very entertaining and well written.

 

I'm ashamed to say I was unaware of his passing.

[Nueemann]

Crichton has done some amazing work in the thriller genre...

 

Michael Crichton? Yeah thats an author that slipped my mind. Yeah his novels are very enticing, its shame that he died.

 

I've read the "Andromeda Strain" and "Jurassic Park", and found them to be very entertaining and well written.

 

I'm ashamed to say I was unaware of his passing.

 

I've been meaning to pick up The Andromeda Strain to read. I'll be reading Rising Sun (By Chrichton) soon. I've only seen, and am a fan of, the film version of Andromeda though. (The good 1971 version, not the crappy 2008? A&E remake.)

[Average Internet Guy]

True, the 1971 version does do justice to the novel. If you liked the movie, you'll probably like the book also.

[Descriptor]

I liked that one book. What was it again?

It was about time travel...

Uh...

 

Oh yeah, Timeline!

It was kinda confusing, though...

[Eedo Baba]

I liked that one book. What was it again?

It was about time travel...

Uh...

 

Oh yeah, Timeline!

It was kinda confusing, though...

 

Yeah. I never thought the ending made any sense, after the explanation of how the time travel actually worked with parallel universes.

 

I'm reading Stranger in a Strange Land currently. Really good so far.

[EnviMea]

I love books that essentially have main characters that are, for lack of a better word, totally fucked up. Drug addicts, suicidal people, generally odd people. Not entirely sure as to why; perhaps I just enjoy reading about people with lives that are worse off than mine. I have a pretty good sized library of books in my house, most of them fall under this category.

Chuck Palahniuk is probably my favourite author.

Most recent book I've read was Death: A Life by George Pendle. Great book. Buy it. Read it. Eat it.

[Alyxx Thorne]

I love books that essentially have main characters that are, for lack of a better word, totally fucked up. Drug addicts, suicidal people, generally odd people. Not entirely sure as to why; perhaps I just enjoy reading about people with lives that are worse off than mine. I have a pretty good sized library of books in my house, most of them fall under this category.

Chuck Palahniuk is probably my favourite author.

Most recent book I've read was Death: A Life by George Pendle. Great book. Buy it. Read it. Eat it.

American Psycho is pretty fucked up. The book is a lot better (or worse) than the movie though.

[J.C.]

American Psycho is pretty fucked up. The book is a lot better (or worse) than the movie though.

 

Mhmm. I bought that for my gf as a present a while ago... I'll see If she has it lying around in her apartment.

[Alyxx Thorne]

Stephen King is probably one of my favourite horror writers.

[Kirkreng]

Nothing at all, i hate reading

[Alyxx Thorne]

Nothing at all, i hate reading

Then what are you doing on this board? Since I assume you read the posts here.

[Kirkreng]

Nothing at all, i hate reading

Then what are you doing on this board? Since I assume you read the posts here.

I answered the question that was asked in the title.