Which author(s) have you read every (or almost every) book by?
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Same lol |
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Erma Bombeck
Bill Bryson |
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John Irving
Marilynne Robinson Elizabeth Strout Peter Matthiessen Charles Dickens |
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The hold those books had on me! |
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Sally Rooney
Elif Batuman John Krakauer Margaret Atwood Dostoyevsky |
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Jane Austen
Virginia Woolf all three Brontë sisters' novels John Williams (under-read American author, try Stoner!!) Barbara Pym Sharon kay Penman Tana French Chimamanda Adichie I'm sure there are others, but that's off the top of my head. Some, like Margaret Atwood, I've read most but not her Oryx and Crake books cause I think they are too sci-fi for me. Or Ann Patchett and Barbara Kingsolver have a few I haven't gotten to. I've read most of Edith Wharton and Willa Cather, but not all. |
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In English:
JD Salinger Elizabeth Strout Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Fredrik Backman (Christmas-time read) Elif Batuman John Steinbeck |
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Almost everything by:
Fannie Flagg Mary Kay Andrews Janet Evanovich Debbie Macomber (except the Christmas novels -- there are so many!) At least half of the novels by: Grisham Nicholas Sparks Jojo Moyes Diane Mott Davidson |
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Ann Patchett
Barbara Kingsolver Elin Hilderbrand |
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An eclectic mix of classics and contemporary, fluff and greatness, fiction and non.
Jane Austen Charles Dickens Neil Gaiman Roxanne Gay Yaa Gyasi Kristin Hannah Kazuo Ishiguro N.K Jemisin Madeline Miller Sally Rooney David Sedaris Oscar Wilde |
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| Dorothy Dunnett |
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| John Irving |
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Jane Austen
Sarah J Maas Rainbow Rowell |
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| My girl Elin. I'm gutted her next novel will be her last Nantucket book! |