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I go through phases, but can't get enough of Haruki Marakami lately. Kafka on the shore was an incredible read, I highly recommend it.
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Who is your favourite author at the moment?
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I'm not reading a lot at the moment, but when I do I enjoy reading authors of series. It always seems a shame to get to the end of a story and know there's no more; I like contininuing on to the next one.
They've all gotta end sometime though!
They've all gotta end sometime though!
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Very true.
I'm reading another of Murakami's books now, "After Dark". One sitting and I'm half way through. He's so easy to read.
I'm reading another of Murakami's books now, "After Dark". One sitting and I'm half way through. He's so easy to read.
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I've not been that active as a reader, so I don't have that many to choose from. But, I just finished two books by Kazuo Ishiguro: "Never Let Me Go" and "When We Were Orphans". Both are amazing, not what I expected, and have me still thinking of them, and both got me to thinking about writing a little differently.
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Recently i have fallen in love with two: Stieg Larrson who wrote the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series, and Alice Sebold who wrote These Lovely Bones and Lucky.
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Nicholas Sparks does it for me everytime!
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Right now, I'm addicted to the Pretty Little Liars series by Sara Shepard and the show that's based on the books. I know it's written for teens, but there's something about all of the mystery and intrigue into the mind of a person that's torturing the main girls from the grave that's exciting.
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While I read a lot, the last novel to turn my crank was Jonathan Frazen's, Freedom. Highly recommended. Series-wise, Terry Pratchett's Discworld series always improves my mood.
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It happened at a church summer camp so it must be true, right? ;)
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While I read a lot, the last novel to turn my crank was Jonathan Frazen's, Freedom. Highly recommended. Series-wise, Terry Pratchett's Discworld series always improves my mood.
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I thought for sure you were going to say DirtyMartini...who let you on this site anyway?
Btw, your eyeglass smiley isn't working here...but, I'll look into that for you...I'm a moderator over here, so I have the power...
And no jokes about me being in a position of authority...I think I've heard them all in the last week...jeez, give a poor guy a break...
I once knew a drinker who had a moderating problem...
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Neil Gaiman ooooooooooooh awesomeness. Anyone read American Gods?
Dm, the smilie snafu was all my doing, as usual. I seem determind to use "eyeglassed" instead of just "glasses". Guess it reflects my running a honky-tonk in another incarnation. 
CB, I haven't read any of his stuff but ny number one daughter is a big fan so it may be time for me to give him a try.
CB, I haven't read any of his stuff but ny number one daughter is a big fan so it may be time for me to give him a try.
It happened at a church summer camp so it must be true, right? ;)
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I go through phases, depending on my mood. I'd have to say that Jake Malden is my fave writer at the moment (for a while now really), not been reading much of anything lately though. 
“Many people hear voices when no one is there. Some of them are called mad and are shut up in rooms where they stare at the walls all day. Others are called writers and they do pretty much the same thing.”
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Quote by DirtyMartiniQuote by Rumple_deWriter
While I read a lot, the last novel to turn my crank was Jonathan Frazen's, Freedom. Highly recommended. Series-wise, Terry Pratchett's Discworld series always improves my mood.
:eyeglasses8:
I thought for sure you were going to say DirtyMartini...who let you on this site anyway?
Btw, your eyeglass smiley isn't working here...but, I'll look into that for you...I'm a moderator over here, so I have the power...
And no jokes about me being in a position of authority...I think I've heard them all in the last week...jeez, give a poor guy a break...
ha ha ha, that's funny LOL Al
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I am reading HOW TO FORGET by Marius Brill and I love it. he is very clever. try it
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I love the Eve Dallas series by J.D. Robb
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My favorite is Edgar Allan Poe.
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I'm loving Jasper Fforde...I'm on book 5 in his Thursday series and have just began a new one in a spin off of it. He's extremely funny.
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Po Bronson - What Should I Do With My Life?
Right now I'm reading Nurture Shock which he co-wrote with Ashley Merryman
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Am I allowed to say me?
Absolutely! ;)
“Many people hear voices when no one is there. Some of them are called mad and are shut up in rooms where they stare at the walls all day. Others are called writers and they do pretty much the same thing.”
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Am I allowed to say me?
Damn, I'm really disappointed now...I thought for sure you were going to say me...
Who told you about Stories Space anyway???
Well, I might change it to you, depending on what my beta readers for Orion's Harvest say when they give me feedback after reading. I sent it out last night, so I'm busy chewing my fingers to stumps stressing right now. I do this every time I send a book out for the first time! At the moment, though, it's still me
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At the moment for me it would have to be Cormac McCarthy. The Road and Old country where great books. But i love his older novels, and more so than anything i love his discription for the landscape which he surrounds himself and characters with. Reading the Boarder Trilogy at the moment and wow.
Also abit of an obvious one, Stephen King i mean, how can you not love his works, old and new.
Also abit of an obvious one, Stephen King i mean, how can you not love his works, old and new.
