Your Favorite Author!!!

J.k. Rowling, Mercedes Lackey, Tamora Pierce, Anne Mccaffrey, and L. J. Smith.

I have 2. Ons is Lurlene McDaniel and the other is JK Rowling.

Elie Wiesel. He wrote the "Night Trilogy" about the Holocaust. Amazing author who really makes you think about faith and life.

My all-time favorite author(fiction) is without question James P. Blaylock.

Albert Camus
Hunter S Thompson
Franz Kafka

John Grisim (sp?)
Stephen King
Daniel Steele
and Anne Rice

Stephen King, Anne Rice, Dean Koontz, J R R Tolekin

My all time favourite authors would have to be the following (in order):

1. J.K. Rowling

2. Madeline L'Engle

3. Stephen King

4. "Lemony Snicket"

My favorite author is Japanese novelist Murakami Haruki. I especially love his book Norwegian Wood. Beautiful and unique writing, interesting stories.

Francine Rivers is my all-time favorite, along with Liz Curtis Higgs. I also would recommend John Elderidge's Wild at heart.

Dave Barry, the world's greatest humor writer

i plan to read LOTR at some point (not got round to it yet lol) beacuse i loved the hobbit, i love the series of unfortunate events and there are so many authors i like but nobody has mentioned my fave author in this thread
Charles Dickens

Dan Brown

I've been reading Max Lucado a lot! he rocks and his writing is so.... ture for your daily life, understanding and you often find yourself in his lines...

I love Tolkin (LOTR rocks) and C.S Lewis (I've read The Screwtape Letters and part of Mere Christianity)

Tom Clancy

Homer. He did write the greatest story of all time after all.

J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S Lewis, Ted Dekker, Bodie Thoene and Christopher Paolini. There are others but I am not sure of their names right now.

God Almighty

Glorilou said:

God is my favorite author...

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Very discerning. His Word is eternal.

For human authors, I don't have a lot of favorites since I typically pick my books on subject matter and do not follow a particular author.

However, I have just a few that I would call my favories.

Alexandre Dumas - I've read all his Musketeer books, the Count of Monte Cristo and Page of the Duke of Savoy.

Sir Walter Scott - I have only read Ivanhoe but I positively loved that book.

Jane Austin - Only read Sense and Sensibility but I really loved this book as well.

As to Christian authors, I would list J.C. Ryle as my favorite. To those who want a book that deals Christian doctrines such as justification, sanctification, and holiness, I would suggest find a copy of his book called Holiness.