Which author(s) have you read every (or almost every) book by?
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Anonymous
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Ken Follett
Amy Tan Haruki Murakami Most Grisham books |
Anonymous
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Taylor Jenkins Reid
Curtis Sittenfeld |
Anonymous
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OP here, thanks for some great ideas of authors to check out!
I love finding new authors to try but I also love coming back for more from someone I have previously enjoyed. I don't always like all their books (and some I have definitely disliked!), but it's still fun to read someone's entire catalog. Also, I forgot I've read all of Nicholas Evans, Sophia Kinsella, Emily Giffin, Jonathan Tropper, and Dan Brown. Clearly my tastes aren't as refined as most of you... I do read more "literature" but tend not to devour those authors as quickly or completely. |
Anonymous
I've also read everythingn Yaa Gyasi, but she hasn't written that much yet. So talented! |
Anonymous
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Elin Hildebrand
John D. McDonald Nelson DeMille Robert Crais Nevil Shute I know there's more I'm forgetting right now. |
Anonymous
| Louise Erdrich |
Anonymous
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Taylor Jenkins Reid
Agatha Christie Erik Larson Fredrik Backman |
Anonymous
Oh my God, a thousand times THIS! |
Anonymous
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Kazuo Ishiguro
Donna Tartt Tana French |
Anonymous
Yaaassssss |
Anonymous
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Jane Austen
Charles Dickens Barbara Pym Off the top of my head. I have also read biographies about and letter anthologies from the above. I like to do a deep dive and really learn as much as I can about an author and their works. |
Anonymous
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Jane Austen
Thomas Mann Elena Ferrante The Bronte sisters Franz Kafka Victor Hugo Frank Baum Marilynne Robinson Laura Ingalls Wilder Frances Hogdson Burnett Anna Seghers Louisa May Alcott Mark Twain Amitav Shosh Niall Williams W. G. Sebald |
Anonymous
So good. I need to read more of her. |
Anonymous
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Jami Attenberg
Rebecca Makkai Emma Straub Rita Sepetys |
Anonymous
RUTA Sepetys, I mean |