If you could only read one author for the rest of your life, who would it be?
Let the games begin.
P.S. Mine's a tie between Roald Dahl and Jane Austen.
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8 comments:
Have to be Stephen King. He's got so many books, at least there would be lots of variet, plus I love his books.
I'm going to go with Martha Stuart (so I can have yummy recipes PLUS get my OCD fill) or William Faulkner (because if I can't have order, I'd settle for stream of consciousness).
...but you're right. It's kind of an evil question.
Wow this is a really hard one. I tend to pride myself on reading a wide variety of authors. Maybe I would pick someone like R. L. Stine because he has a lot of books or Tamora Pierce because I absolutely love her books. But at the end of the day, I would very much hope I would never be in this situation :)
Yikes! Well, okay... Peter Carey.
It's impossible...can I pick one from each genre? :)
David McCollough non fiction
Jen Lancaster for laughs
Jane Austen...just because.
Guess it would have to be Jane Austen just because I know I'd love to read them and there are enough to make it last a while before I had to start again.
That's a hard one. I think I'd pick Margaret Atwood, since she has so many books I haven't read yet :)
That is a tough one. I might choose Patrick O'Brian.
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