My personal favorite is Curtis Jobbling. Jobbling captures scenes in a way that makes perfect sense to me and i enjoy that. Im not a big reader by any means but his scripts actually make me like them and that my friends is a miracle.
I mostly read programming books so I don't necessarily have a favorite author. I like the Bible series of programming books though as well as the missing manual series. I also have been getting into Apress quick scripting references that tend to help out a lot with understanding and grasping the concept at once.
Timmy_the_one
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I have only one favorite author that profoundly stands out to me: Orson Scott Card. He is the author to the ender game series. A very good read, as that is the only way to explain how good he is.
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+1. The kings.
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Yea, they are. The authors are called "mangaka".
fem.babysloth
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Favorite author would totally be James Patterson. I basically lived off his maximum ride series growing up.
bittersweet
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Hard to narrow it down to just one author, instead:
For me:
S.M. Stirling (The Emberverse I,II)
Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson & The Olympians/The Heroes of Olympus)
James Patterson (Maximum Ride)
L. Ron Hubbard (Battlefield Earth)
Stephen King (The Dark Tower)
I know I'm forgetting some, but I'll add them when I remember them.
For me:
S.M. Stirling (The Emberverse I,II)
Rick Riordan (Percy Jackson & The Olympians/The Heroes of Olympus)
James Patterson (Maximum Ride)
L. Ron Hubbard (Battlefield Earth)
Stephen King (The Dark Tower)
I know I'm forgetting some, but I'll add them when I remember them.
JennyorAlice
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My favorites are.....
David Banks (Fort Whiskey)
J. K. Rowling (the Harry Potter series)
Stephen King (Carrie)
Joe Hill (Locke & Key series)
Wayne Hancock (Gotcha! series)
David Banks (Fort Whiskey)
J. K. Rowling (the Harry Potter series)
Stephen King (Carrie)
Joe Hill (Locke & Key series)
Wayne Hancock (Gotcha! series)
