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rob_dylan
05 Oct 14 19:04
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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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By:
blackestnight
When: 05 Oct 14 19:06
Elmore Leonard and Carl Hiassen both very good.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 05 Oct 14 19:06
Raymond Chandler, Philip k Dick
By:
sixtwosix
When: 05 Oct 14 19:23
Philip k Dick
Kinky Freidman
Stephen King
George Orwell
By:
themightymac
When: 05 Oct 14 19:29
Robert Louis Stevenson
By:
themightymac
When: 05 Oct 14 19:31
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

famously known for Sherlock Holmes, but his short stories are very much worth a read.
By:
kenny mann
When: 05 Oct 14 19:55
R F Delderfield
John Grisham
By:
rob_dylan
When: 05 Oct 14 20:06
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.
By:
Tony Broke
When: 05 Oct 14 20:09
Always admired John Steinbeck. My fav. authoress of the moment is Santa Montefiore.Fav. short story writer of all time is Guy de Maupassant.
By:
Lee Ho Fooks
When: 05 Oct 14 20:12
H G Wells
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Tony Broke
When: 05 Oct 14 20:16
door in the wall by him is one of my all-time fav. stories Lee.
By:
kenny mann
When: 05 Oct 14 20:31
Indeed rob, the first I read of his was The Firm. Never read a book so quickly.
By:
TambourineMan.
When: 05 Oct 14 21:46
Kazuo Ishiguro.
By:
Do wah Diddy
When: 05 Oct 14 21:50
CHARLES DICKENS AND JORDEN
By:
TiptheOdds
When: 05 Oct 14 21:58
john connolly
robert harris
By:
themightymac
When: 06 Oct 14 01:07
JORDEN LaughLaugh

Is it true that she is currently in the South Pole writing her biography? The cold tits story LaughLaugh
By:
G Hall
When: 06 Oct 14 09:54
Dick Francis,John Grisham for me.
By:
Facts
When: 06 Oct 14 12:16
Stephen King
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 06 Oct 14 12:40
Henry Rollins
Frankie Boyle
John Otway
By:
dizzydavid1
When: 06 Oct 14 12:47
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.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 06 Oct 14 12:47
I hardly read any fiction.  Orwell and Steinbeck for me too!
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Oct 14 16:50
James Pattinson, Stephen King, Enid Blyton.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 06 Oct 14 16:51
Ah, Enid.

Probably read more Blyton books than all other authors put together.
By:
FatherMaguire
When: 06 Oct 14 18:35
Irvine Welsh
Ernest Hemingway
Hans Fallada
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Oct 14 18:41
Harlan Coben
Jeffery Deaver
By:
sofiakenny
When: 06 Oct 14 18:43
Kurt Vonnegut
Elmore Leonard
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Oct 14 19:31
s.kenbo   
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'

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By:
Facts
When: 06 Oct 14 19:42
Loeonard's book, ' Beautiful Losers ' was excellent !
By:
s.kenbo
When: 06 Oct 14 19:53
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.
By:
gleeman
When: 06 Oct 14 21:44
Dickens
Steinbeck
John Irving
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