Who is your favorite author?

My favorite author is Ted Williams, i like Memory, sadness and thorn trilogy best.

ME LOL, no really nora roberts, who insipered me to write, i would actually like some people to read the first of my book to tell me if it sounds good

I like John Grisham's novels, I also watch the movies after reading the books. I also enjoy reading Sidney Sheldon's writings. For me, Paulo Coelho is one of the great writers as well, I really love The Alchemist and By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept.

I think my fave would have to be Jean M Auel.

my favorite author is Alexander McCall Smith. he has written lot, he writes about 2 books a year i heard. My favorites are his " the no 1 ladies detective agency " series. the people in this series seem like old friends.

My favourite (live) author, is Eoin Colfer, for his "Artemis Fowl" series and "the supernaturaliasts" or Anthony Horowitz, for his "Alex Rider" series and "Power of five". J.R.R Tolkien is my favourite (not so alive) author, for his splendid work on "the lord of the rings" and "the hobbit".

My favorite author is Marie Corelli the one wrote only few books like Vendetta in 60's, and all were banned.All her works were great reading.

I love Paolo Coelho and his book The Alchemist because it is very inspirational, and adventurous...

Sidney Sheldon; Dave Pelzer; Sophie Kinsella; Mitch Albom;

Hermann Hesse for 'Steppenwolf', 'Demian', 'Sidharta', 'Knulp' and all the other wonderful books, a really spectacular writer. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe for 'The Sorrows of Young Werther', a book that charmed me when i was a little teen girl and that i simply don't want to read now as i know it wouldn't leave me the same impression now; and of course for 'Faust', the greatest book ever written, and for including the most amazing character among all the worlds literature of all times — Mefistofel. Fiodor Dostoevsky for 'The Idiot', 'The Kamarazov Brothers' and 'The Crime and Punishment', the greatest Russian literature monuments. Edgar Allan Poe and Anton Chekhov for the most amazing short stories ever. Freud for the 'Interpretations of Dreams' and any other wonderful work on psychoanalysis. Gabriel Garzia Marquez for 'One Hundred Years of Loneliness', hoping the other books will be as good as this one. Vincas Mykolaitis-Putinas for 'Altoriu Šešely', the book that could have been a worldwide known literature masterpiece if not the soviet literature censorship. Michail Bulgakov for 'The Master and Margarita', the hugest literature work i know [3 plots, around 500 characters], having the best portrait of devil and also the book, which helped me to put my point of view about religion in words. Deitel for JAVA How To Program because i wouldn't have survive in computer science without it. Samuel Beckett for 'Not I', the play that i dream to read in an expressive reading contest, someday.. Pablo Neruda for the most magnificent poems.

My favorite author is Stephenie Meyer. She has the Twilight Series that some girls at the library told me I needed to read. I have been addicted ever since. There are 3 books so far in the series and the 4th is to come out in August. I have read each of the other 3 books at least 2-3 times a piece. They kept saying that these books were more for Teens and young adults. I found that if you are a reader, enjoy vampire stories, and love stories...you will love it.

I think that my favorite author is chis palini (I dont know if i spelled it right but i think that i did)but ya he wrote eragon and eldest. He explains stuff good it make the book 10 times better.

Nobel Prize in Literature, 2006, Ferit Orhan Pamuk, is my favorite author. His novels, "My Name is Red" and "The White Castle," are so amazing. They have a good description on characters. Orhan Pamuk is great. He really on open my eyes on how to write a novel. So far, most novel i read only use third-person point-of-view. Orhan Pamuk introduces me to first-person POV, in a delicate manner.

My favorite author is James Patterson. His books read very quickly and are so exciting. He cuts his stories up into short chapters so you're never stuck reading a long time if you need to take a break or something. My favorite book by him would have to be London Bridges. Excellent, excellent book.

I used to love Dean Koontz. In fact, he and Patrica Cornwell were the only 2 authors I would read. But lately, it seems that Koontz has gotten away the the style of writing that drew me to him in the first place. I love the supernatural and he had a great ability to bring out my imagination and let it roam for a while.

Dean Koontz is my favorite author also. I think my favorite of his books is 'Midnight'. I really love the suspense in his stories. I like when there are weird twists that happen. He has a way to make you care about his characters. Like in 'Midnight' you're really rooting for characters like Chrissie. You just want them to succeed and overcome all the bad that they have been through.