Who/What is your favorite...

[FaithBlack]

Who/What is your favorite Author or book?

Personally, I'm kind of split right now between James Patterson's Maximum Ride series, & Melanie Rawn's Dragon Prince series.

How about you?  

[Sabrina Hayabusa]

I like Stephen King, R.L. Stein, Dean Koontz, and a few others.  

[Nevermore of the Void]

Edgar Allan Poe.  

[FaithBlack]

Symbolism of number One

OMG, I love Edgar Allan Poe! I know the entire Raven by heart (in English, which is not my native language). heart

Impressive! Even I have trouble memorizing that poem, & English is my first language!

Right now, I'm reading Phantom Tollbooth in school (for the 3rd time), & I have to say, every time I read this book I like it even more!  

[Nevermore of the Void]

after all, i got my name from The Raven. ^_^  

[soupeh]

ooo I hate Poe....

My all time favorite book is Pride and Prejudge. I love the play on words and how on the outside it seems like a normal friendly party but underneath are harsh words and stirring feelings yet to be acknowledged.

Favorite authors are Tamora Pierce (read all her books), Garth Nix (read most of his books), Philip Pullman (though I disagree with his ideas and views on religion), and Stephanie Meyer (love the writing style hate most of the characters in Twilight). More but I read too much so thats just the gist of it.  

[Celionis]

I like Brian Jacques's acclaimed Redwall series. If you like animals and medieval style battle, then this series is for you. It has great adventures, evil commanders,tyrants, conquerors, hordes, all battling against the forces of good. It is such an imaginative world that is described in such detail that you feel that you are right there, in the story. Not for those who don't like to read long books(aprox. 300-550 pages per book).
Right now there are about 18 books in the series, so if you're looking for a good series to read for a year then this is it.
First book: Redwall
Second book: Mossflower
Third book: Mattimeo
Pm me for all the details if you want more.  

[azi-maj]

FaithBlack

Symbolism of number One

OMG, I love Edgar Allan Poe! I know the entire Raven by heart (in English, which is not my native language). heart

Impressive! Even I have trouble memorizing that poem, & English is my first language!

Right now, I'm reading Phantom Tollbooth in school (for the 3rd time), & I have to say, every time I read this book I like it even more!

i love the Phantom Tollbooth heart I read for a english project last year and i simply loved it.  

[azi-maj]

Charkan

I like Brian Jacques's acclaimed Redwall series. If you like animals and medieval style battle, then this series is for you. It has great adventures, evil commanders,tyrants, conquerors, hordes, all battling against the forces of good. It is such an imaginative world that is described in such detail that you feel that you are right there, in the story. Not for those who don't like to read long books(aprox. 300-550 pages per book).
Right now there are about 18 books in the series, so if you're looking for a good series to read for a year then this is it.
First book: Redwall
Second book: Mossflower
Third book: Mattimeo
Pm me for all the details if you want more.

I knew this guy who loved that series (he even talked in old english). He was an amazing reader and he finished one of those books, i think it was called Tris, in one week. I loved that series too but i stopped reading it. Oh and i watched the show too.  

[MonsterGirlDrazen]

Did someone say Poe? I love him! He's not my favortie, but my favorite piece of work by him has to be either The Raven or The Black Cat.
I don't really have a favorite book per say, I have a hard time choosing. But I'd have to say it's between The Silver Kiss, Blood and Chocolate, Vampire Kisses, and Demon in My View.
Has anyone read Coraline? I thought that was a pretty good book too, quietly creepy. And yes, I am aware it has been made into a movie  

[Asmusei -Faceless Hunter-]

"What is the color of Night?"

I personally like Orson Scott Card, a good Sci-fi and fantasy novelist. I also like some of R.A. Salvatore's stuff, even if his main character tends to be an idiot...

"Welcome home."