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Favourite Author?!
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Ok so ive just finished my fourth book by Huraki Murakami and i want to know if anyone esle has read any of his stuff or could they tell me any other uthors that have similar styles i writing?
ive read:
Hard Boiled Wonderland and the end of the world. - A great Fantsay book
Norwiegeen Wood - perfect love story book if your idea of love isnt as typical as what most go through!
The wind up Bird man chronicle - A brilliant book! My favourite of his so far, I love tangent stories and the idea of staying at the bottom of a deep well to collect your thoughts!
Kafka of the Shore - Just finished it and I I have to say its a real page turner, A bit more vauge than others but I would hae no problem reading it again to discover more of the various themes that run throughout it!
Ok so whats yours.........
ive read:
Hard Boiled Wonderland and the end of the world. - A great Fantsay book
Norwiegeen Wood - perfect love story book if your idea of love isnt as typical as what most go through!
The wind up Bird man chronicle - A brilliant book! My favourite of his so far, I love tangent stories and the idea of staying at the bottom of a deep well to collect your thoughts!
Kafka of the Shore - Just finished it and I I have to say its a real page turner, A bit more vauge than others but I would hae no problem reading it again to discover more of the various themes that run throughout it!
Ok so whats yours.........
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Lisa Gardener (best book being Killing Hour)
Nick Hornby (best book being Slam)
Anthony Burgess (best book being A clockwork orange)
R.J Ellory (best book being A simple act of violence)
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Christopher Paolini - Eragon etc
Marian Keyes is pretty good
Anne Rice
And I need to read Charlene Harris's books, but I'm sure I'll love her.