Your favorite Writer! Chat about him/her
By KamiHo
@KamiHo (80)
Portugal
July 5, 2009 12:42pm CST
I like a lot to read, it's one of my favevourite hobbie. And I decided to open this discussion in the subject of reader. What's your favourite writer? What kind of books does he/she write? Your opinion on his best book. And what book would you advise to read.
Mine is Robert Jordan. He has written on the subject of high fantasy and his has already passed away, unfortunaly. He has a collection of 12 book, the Wheel of Time and he was one of the creators of Conan. I advise you to read the Wheel of Tme collection. It is very addicting and beautiful. try it
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10 responses
@kruxius (204)
• Portugal
5 Jul 09
Hey Kamiho, I really enjoy mistery storys and fantasy one of my favourite actors is Christopher Paolini the creator of Eragon, Elpest and Brisinger. I have enjoyed alot that three books they seen to just be perfect i'm really excited and anxious about the fouth book I want that soo much I will buy it on the moment I can!
Be happy KamiHo...
Good mylotting, keep doing interesting discussions like this one ;D
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@kruxius (204)
• Portugal
8 Jul 09
My favorite writer is Stephenie Meyer I really enjoy the Twilight saga it was so beautiful so perfect that i wish she continuing with stories like that one just amazing I'm kinda without words here i just can't explain what i feel from thats 4 books they're just perfect!!!
Happy reading and happy myLotting xD
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@fifileigh (3615)
• United States
8 Jul 09
i like to read mostly classic novels. but anything interesting can get my attention. thomas hardy is good. so is henry james, william golding, tolkien, etc.
i had fun reading lord of the flies, mayor of casterbridge, sun also rises, flowers in the attic and 4 its sequels, etc.
i also like to read psychological novels and adventure novels.
Mommie Dearest was an interesting nonfiction book.
@fwidman (11514)
• United States
5 Jul 09
Welcome to mylot
My favorite author is Evan Hunter, who wrote The Blackboard Jungle and also wrote a whole bunch of police procedural books under the name of Ed McBain known as the 87th Precinct novels. I like mysteries. I've never gotten into science fiction, but if you like it and it gets you to read, then it's a good thing
@shibham (16977)
• India
5 Jul 09
hai, welcome to mylot. i am very glad with your interest bcoz i am also a book lover. but i read my regional books basicaly the novels. in case of foreign writers i love to read octavio paaz(spelling may be wrong. i love his poems. have u ever read his poems?lol.
@FunnyLittleFeeling (63)
• United States
27 Jul 09
I really like Scott Westerfeld. He wrote the Uglies series, which is one of the best series that I've ever read. He also wrote Peeps and So Yesterday, both of which I really enjoyed. All of his stories are very diverse.
@baldypriest (337)
• United States
16 Jul 09
Wow. I have so many favourite writers. It is hard to pick just one. I do love Oscar Wilde. I think his enormous personality matched his talent, though I don't know if that is always such a good thing. But that's why I like him.
@lealuvy2j (1986)
• Philippines
10 Jul 09
Currently, I'm into business books like books about Warren Buffet and books that Robert Kiyosaki has written. So my favorite writer would have to be Robert Kiyosaki because his ideas about personal finance really appeal to me. On the other hand, as far as fiction goes, I really like Mitch Albom. The Five People You Meet in heaven and Tuesdays with Morrie made me cry. His books are so full of emotion and love that it is so hard to suppress your feelings while reading. :)
@thrupages (97)
• Philippines
18 Jul 09
My favorite writer is William Shakespeare. I love his tragedies (e.g. Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, and Julius Caesar). I love his blank verse. I love his iambic pentameters. I got my love of writing sonnets from him. Most readers hate his unfamiliar syntax. I find beauty in decoding them. The universal themes in his masterpieces have stayed as fresh as when they were first seen printed through his First Folio. Take away Shakespeare from the world of reading. Can you imagine what books we would be reading now?
@sjward2009 (10)
• United States
20 Jul 09
If I had to pick one, it would be Stephen King. However, I prefer his older books to the newer ones. He seems to have moved away from true horror and into other areas. My favorite book was "The Stand." It had an awesome story line, flowed well and kept your interest throughout. Because I am a true horror fan, I have difficulty finding books now that really seem to satisfy me. They are either shallow, as far as the plot/story line go, or don't really give enough of the horror jolt. Recommendations for good smack-you-in-the-face horror books would be appreciated!