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Recommendations?

Discussion in 'Fiction' started by MyTurn!, Feb 18, 2021.

  1. MyTurn!

    MyTurn! Members

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    Can anyone suggest to me some new authors/novels to try out? I prefer novels over short story collections. Here's some of the stuff I enjoy most:

    -Anything from James Morrow or Chuck Palahniuk
    -Mysteries like the classic Sherlock Holmes stories
    -Horror like Edgar Alan Poe or HP Lovecraft
    -Science Fiction like Isaac Asimov or Ray Bradbury
    -Dystopian novels like 1984 or Brave New World
    -Adventure novels set in this world with colorful casts of characters
    -Fantasy stories that aren't huge multi-book epics
     
  2. harpyfeather

    harpyfeather Newbie

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    It does have multiple books, but I do love Eragon? It's a very cute found family story, that has dragons and rebellion, and it's a childhood fav of mine!
     
  3. myndtyme

    myndtyme Banned

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    If you like Stephen King, try his new book:
    Gwendy's Last Task (1 of a triology)
     
  4. MidtownMind

    MidtownMind Hip Forums Supporter Lifetime Supporter

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    The Broom of the System, by David Foster Wallace
    London Fields, by Martin Amis
    The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, by Haruki Murakami
     
  5. myndtyme

    myndtyme Banned

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    In reality, any book by King :)
     
  6. Angelmama

    Angelmama Angel Lifetime Supporter

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    Yes, any King book is excellent. Also, John Irving-- especially The World According To Garp!
     
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