[ElleKing]

Tiffany Reisz !

I've read all the books by (Books that are not out now, as of july 2016, are not took into account) :

- Rick Riordan
- Anna Todd
- J.K Rowling
- Samuel Champagne
- Amy Tintera
- James Dashner
- Veronica Roth

And that's all for now

[7sapiens]

Arundhati roy...Amish Tripathi...

top of my list michelle west (even her short stories in anthologies - collect them in fact)
anne bishop
andre norton (her books are very hard to find here in malaysia but managed to find about 60 by scouring thru 2nd hand book stores)
robert jordan
david eddings
tad williams
janny wurts
guy gavriel kay
katherine kurtz
barbara cartland
judith mcnaught

[RavenT]

Offhand (not comprehensive) list:
Lois McMaster Bujold
Robert Heinlein
Ray Bradbury
Elizabeth Moon
C. J. Cherryh
Andrew Vachss
Lee Child
Rex Stout
Agatha Christie
Barbara Pym
Georgette Heyer
Laura Lippman
Faye Kellerman
Marcia Muller
Robert B. Parker
Martha Grimes
Jonathan Gash
Jordan L. Hawk
K. J. Charles
Patricia Briggs
Laurell K. Hamilton
Jim Butcher
Kevin Hearne
Elizabeth Peters
Ellis Peters
Dana Stabenow (including her Sci-fi series)
Tony Hillerman
Elizabeth George
Karen Kijewski
Sara Paretsky
Laurie R. King
Arthur Conan Doyle
Mike Carey
Greg Rucka
Liza Cody
Colin Dexter
Kim Harrison
Ilona Andrews
Maria Lima
Naomi Novik
Ben Aaronovitch
Carrie Vaughn
Charles de Lint
Neil Gaiman
Sabrina Chase
Kelley Armstrong
Tanya Huff
Caitlin Kittredge
Melissa F. Olson
Wen Spencer
Jenifer Estep
Philip Pullman
Faith Hunter
Seanan McGuire
Charlaine Harris
C. E. Murphy
Annie Bellet
Jaye Wells

[Spuggy25face]

if i think about it this reply would be very long so I'll just list my top five in no particular order
James Rollins
Andy McDermott
Anne Perry
Richard Kardy
Chris Carter

[dissipate]

I might have to stick with authors who have authored only one book because I have a long way to go catching up on reading lol.

[jimtje]

Bret Easton Ellis, fiction wise.

Non-fiction: Carl Trocki, who is essentially the only other person who's interested in the same topic as I was while I was in academia - excise farming.

[birggitt]

I read a lot (but not only) of mysteries, horror, and sci-fi, so, let's see...

Arthur Conan Doyle
Stephen King
Isaac Asimov
Agatha Christie
Dorothy L. Sayers
Neil Gaiman
Dan Simmons
David Stuart Davies
Dean R. Koontz
Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
G. K. Chesterton
Gaston Leroux
Edgar Allan Poe
H. P. Lovecraft
George Orwell
George RR Martin
Lee Child
Lewis Carroll
Loren D. Estleman
Jorge Luis Borges
Mario Vargas Llosa
Roberto Arlt
Gabriel García Márquez, Julio Cortázar
August Derleth
Craig Janacek
Craig Stephen Copland...

...and those re all that I can think right now

Why doesn't Anne Frank count?

Anyways, I think that Tim Pratt only wrote Venom In Her Veins, and that's it. It's a shame, because it's pretty good.

Marc Levy

Maeve Binchy, Cathy Kelly, Patricia Scanlan, Cecelia Ahern, Sheila O'Flanagan and now working my way through Marian Keyes - I see a theme developing!!!!

[lilybook]

All of Terry Pratchett (RIP)

[Imagine_That]

A list of just classics for now. I know they won't be writing any more books.

Charles Dickens
Jane Austen
George Eliot
Georgette Heyer
J.R.R. Tolkien

[JaneD]

Just Jane Austen for me, but of course she only wrote 6 books!