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[SailorPierrot]

Stephen King

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[pandorabell]

loveeee patrick ness

Yesss literally just scrolled through to see if he was mentioned I love him. Recently found out my friends reading chaos walking and so excited to talk to him when he finishes it

[Skinny_kitty92]

Stephen King and Cassandra Claire 😊

[OMANKO]

Haruki Murakami!!!!!

[LittleLexi]

Ian McEwan

[sprintergirl]

i really love f. scott fitzgerald

oscar wilde as well

[LikeMyBody]

F. Scott Fitzgerald. His books let me forget about the world.

Also Virginia Woolf, forever my literary love.

[shouldbepretty]

George Saunders, Shirley Jackson, Gillian Flynn, Oscar Wilde and Milan Kundera.

 

also my guilty pleasure is books by Lars Kepler and Jo Nesbo lol

[Aledari]

Stephen King, Jane Austen, and the Bronte sisters are always authors I turn back to

[Gramsci’s Ghost]

Fiction: Chuck Palahniuk
Non-Fiction: Naomi Klein

[April Ludgate]

Kate Elizabeth Russell, Marya Hornbacher, Katheryn Valente, Gillian Flynn, Ocean Vuong.

[little.red.]

Jon Krakaur      (Into Thin Air, Under the Banner of Heaven, Eiger Dreams, Into the Wild, Missoula) 

 

Kay Redfeild Jamison,      (touched with fire, an unquiet mind, night falls fast)

 

Michael Ondaatje        (Running in the Family, Anil's Ghost, the English patient, coming through slaughter and im currently reading his newest book, Warlight)

 

and Susannah Cahalan shes only written 2 books so far but imo she knocked them both OUT of the PARK!! Brain on Fire, and the Great Pretender

 

(books i've read by them in brackets, Bold ones are HIGHLY recommended!!)

[Cuckoo_Clock]

Virginia Woolf takes my number 1 spot. Most of my dissertations for my degree were focused on her mind and her work.

[anafatty]

Gillian Flynn- Has only written three novels so far but each one was a transcendent experience. Her novel, Sharp Objects, really resonates with me as a self harmer.

Stephen King- Plethora of novels from the 70s to now. Each just as modern and poignant as the last. An originator in the horror genre for generations to come.

André Aciman- Author of my favorite work of art of all time, Call Me by Your Name. Truly the most personal, heart wrenching, and raw experience I will ever have.

[thatsthegreentea]

aaaaaaaa so manyyyy

▪ george orwell OF COURSE. my friends think i'm so lame lmao but 1984 + animal farm are my shit
▪ to kill a mockingbird is AMAZING so we gotta add harper leeto this list
▪ andy weir is an absolute lad
▪ DOUGLAS ADAMSS
▪ alex scarrow is lit not gonna lie
▪ marie lu
▪ franz. kafka.

aaaaaaahhhh theres so many more that i can think of but i dont want to make this like a seven hundred letter post so I'm cutting myself off before i start snowballing

[ᴅɪᴛᴛᴏ]

haruki murakami i'm obsessed with his style

[poolcleaner]

I am inclined to say Camus because I encountered his work at a very dark period in my life, but recently I have been really enjoying Borges

[xshanlillie]

Cassandra Clare

[halothane]

Jean Genet. I got so sad when I realized I'd read everything he wrote I just can't get enough