Authors you've read 5 or more books by

[episkopos]

Tim Lahaye and Jerry B. Jenkins
Bishop Dag Heward-Mills

..Yet to check out C.S Lewis

 

[keith99]

Ones I lef tout before and seem to have not been mentioned.

Hemmingway
Faulkner
Jim Butcher

 

[Athanasius7]

G.K. Chesterton (actually, there I have read well over 50 books by)
C.S. Lewis
Mark Shea

 

[Aprilpm]

Tim LaHaye and Jerry B Jenkins

 

[snowfam]

C.S. Lewis
Stephen King
Sir Author Conan Doyle
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Saul of Tarsus
Moses
Tim Lahey
Jerry Jenkins
J.K. Rowling
Franklin W. Dixon
Charles Sickens
Sidney Sheldon

 

[John Constantine]

Robert Ludlum
Jack Higgins
Tom Clancy
R.A. Salvatore
David Gemmel
Ted Dekker
Agatha Christie
John Grisham
Jim Butcher
JRR Tolkien
Terry Goodkind
Terry Brooks
Neil Gaiman
Michael Connelly
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
James Michener
Martin Luther
Charles Dickens
Edgar Allan Poe
Isabel Allende
Stephen King

I know... I was on time out a lot when I was a kid, lol. Read practically all of Agatha Christie's books through Middle School

 

[juliepeasandlove]

Haruki Murakami:
I have read the following:
Underground: The Tokyo Gas Attack and the Japanese Psyche
Hardboiled Wonderland and the End of the World
Norwegian Wood
A Wild Sheep Chase
Kafka on the Shore
He is AWESOME, a great writer!

 

[smarch]

Ronie Kendig
Susan May Warren
Lorena McCourtney
Terri Blackstock
DiAnn Mills
Gayle Roper
Jefferson Scott
Dee Henderson
Jeanette Windle
Colleen Coble
Mark Mynheir
Irene Hannon

 

[Acebopata]

Erin Hunter, who I happen to have a bit of a beef with the official forum for her books.
I also have a bit of a beef with the inconsistencies with her warriors books. A mean, come on, how many accidental gender changes can you handle? I counted at least three before I stopped counting.

 

[snowfam]

Mercer mayer

 

[TheBubba]

Tom Clancy
WEB Griffin
Bernard Cornwell
CS Forrester
Patrick OBrien
Clive Cussler

 

[snowfam]

Whover writes those blues clues books.

 

[DandelionsInTheRain]

I wrote these author's names as they came to mind while reading all the posts in this thread to refresh my memory. I probably forgot a lot more though.

Robert Elmer
Frank Peretti
Caroline B. Cooney
Robin Jones Gunn
C.S. Lewis
John White
J.R.R. Tolkien
L.M. Montgomery
Jane Austen (sort of - I read 4 all the way through, started one and decided not to read it, and made it half way through another)
J.K. Rowling
Angela Elwell Hunt
Michael Phillips
Laura Ingals Wilder
Beverly Cleary
Lori Wick
Janette Oke
Eoin Colfer
Mark Twain
Hans Christian Anderson
Melody Carlson
Lemony Snicket
Robin McKinley
Grace Livingston Hill
Arleta Richardson

 

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