who is your favourite author and why?
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Robert Mccammon cause he is a creepy author kinda like stephan king but i think way better
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Alice Sebold's book "The Lovely Bones" is an interesting twist on the usual mystery.\nCarol O'Connell's "Judas Child" really held my interest.\nI just re-read Carl Hiaasen's "StripTease" and laughed my butt off all over again... it's a mystery in a  Florida setting  with plenty of droll humor thrown in. \nAce Atkins is a new writer to me but I really thought "Dark End of the Street "was a great read.\nAlso "Mary, Mary" by James Patterson.\n "Iron Orchid" by Stuart Woods.\nDon't forget "The DaVinci Code"... a testy subject that is very well written.\nIf you have never read Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood" ...it is my favorite book and is simply a spell-binding tale told by a master craftsman. It is the first example of the non-fiction novel and Capote did a bang-up job of creating both mystery and thrilling tension.
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Mark Martin.I have always liked him for some reason.Don't know why.I just have.
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Are you talking about the writer? I have a few of his books.
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There are so many that I love it is hard to pick just one.\nMovies: \nI love Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind for its ingenuity, romance without cheesiness, and honest look at its characters.\n\nI love the Indiana Jones Triolgy for their campy adventures.\n\nI love High Fidelity for its sardonic wit.\n\nBooks:  \nI love the Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood for the writers ability to make me stop and reread a passage just becasue the prose was so striking.  \n\nI love Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell for holding my interest through 6 separate but thematically linked stories all with different voices.\n\nI love the Professor and the Madman by simon Winchester for indulging my goofy fascination with the OED and making non-fictoin so gosh darn fun.\n\np.s. Their Eyes were Watching God is by Zora Neale Hurston not Toni morrison
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Dean Koontz is my favorite author.  First of all because he is absolutely spellbinding, I can't put his books down until I've finished them.  Also, a lot of times he writes about things that could happen.  And lastly because once I wrote to him and he responded with a very nice handwritten letter and an autographed picture which I have hanging on my wall, framed.  That tells me he is as great a man as he is a writer.
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Howard Morris.  Loved his work!
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well for one thing...Harry Potter. Thats one of my favorite series. If you haven't already read them, sisterhood of the traveling pants. one of my favorite books ever is cobwebs, by karen young...thats awesome. also, the dueling princes, stealing princes, pulling princes set...i love those. One of those hideous books where the mother dies (yes, thats the title) i love that book, i've read it like 6 times. all of those are great...i hope there's at least a few you haven't read here! this is exactly what i told someone else, idk if you read that, but if you did, thats why it looks familiar :)
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It varies, depending on what is happening in my life, as to which is my favourite and most inspiring, but most of the time I would have to say Peter because he is just so human and failable, and yet he just keeps on getting up, acknowledging his weakness and sin, and getting on with doing God's work.  He is so humble, he experiences all the negative emotions that humans experience (anger, fear etc) and even denies Christ, and yet he goes on to apologise and not to give up but to go on to spread the word of Jesus.  The man is a hero.    I'd like to be that brave to face up to my own weakness and put it behind me for God like he does.
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Reading.  I love books.
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Favorite: Skinner\nLeast Favorite (even though you didnt ask for it): Freud - I think he was perverted.  \n\nWho's your favorite?
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I like Sylvia Browne. I've seen her on the montel williams shoe and i think she's great. I wish i could talk to her. Most of her readings if not all are accurate. I've read books from her like the other side and others.She's great.
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READING IS WONDERFUL, it takes you to places that's tv cant because its in your imagination.  Books are the stories that inspire us to be different and further our own lives in to something great, to leave a legacy and to over come our fears and live out our dreams and discover new places and ideas.\n\nMy fav books are : Thomas Hardy's Far from the madding crowd and Celia's Ahearon's P.S. I love  x
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several books, several times. but my all time favorite is Catcher in the Rye. No matter how old I get, I can never tire of the trials and tribulations of Holden Caufield!
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It's hard to say. I like Grissom because he's quirky, Nick because he's a good ol' boy. Catherine because she doesn't take crap from no one. Warrick is cool. But I'd have to say, that Greg is my favorite. He's sexy, smart, and funny.
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My Favorite Book is: The Da Vinci Code\nMy Favorite Movie: The Shawshank Redemption
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My favorite book is Timeline by Michael Crichton. It is a very exciting read, and I love the combination of futuristic technology and medieval times into one story.