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I am not really widely read but read a bit. Joint top for me are john steinbeck and Irvine Welsh. Not far behind in third would be George Orwell.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
famously known for Sherlock Holmes, but his short stories are very much worth a read.
famously known for Sherlock Holmes, but his short stories are very much worth a read.
John Grisham is 'just a crime writer', nothing too highbrow, but when I have read his books I have been absolutely hooked. The one about the black lawyer in nick, read the entire book in 24 hours on holiday, just felt like I couldnt put it down. So a very good author, fair play KM.
Always admired John Steinbeck. My fav. authoress of the moment is Santa Montefiore.Fav. short story writer of all time is Guy de Maupassant.
door in the wall by him is one of my all-time fav. stories Lee.
Indeed rob, the first I read of his was The Firm. Never read a book so quickly.
JORDEN 
Is it true that she is currently in the South Pole writing her biography? The cold tits story
Is it true that she is currently in the South Pole writing her biography? The cold tits story
For the first time in 13 years on Betfair I'm going to use that absurd phrase used by people who don't think others are entitled to an opinion. I don't actually mean it of course but this guy is such a good writer that he almost deserves it. Almost , but not quite.
David Mitchell. End of thread.
David Mitchell. End of thread.
I hardly read any fiction. Orwell and Steinbeck for me too!
Ah, Enid.
Probably read more Blyton books than all other authors put together.
Probably read more Blyton books than all other authors put together.
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06 Oct 14 18:41
Harlan Coben
That's the name I was trying to think of earlier. But once I've read paperbacks they go off in a box to to charity shops every now and again, so I had none to look at.
I was googling 'Cohen- author'
Ffs
06 Oct 14 18:41
Harlan Coben
That's the name I was trying to think of earlier. But once I've read paperbacks they go off in a box to to charity shops every now and again, so I had none to look at.
I was googling 'Cohen- author'
Ffs
cmat. He's great for light reading. I don't want anything too serious so he fits the bill perfectly.
I've probably read your old books, all mine come from charity shops.
I've probably read your old books, all mine come from charity shops.
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