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Dark "DC" Chaos · 12-04-2006, 05:21 PM

Well, I've read the whole Hitchhiker's series, so Adams is certainly on my list of favorites. XP
Terry Pratchett, so I'm told, is like Douglas Adams, except he writes fantasy instead of science fiction. I have yet to check out any Terry Pratchett for myself, so I'm not sure if this is true...
Also on my list is the little-known Tim Dorsey, author of a yet-unnamed series of books all about the zany adventures of historian/serial killer/proud Floridan Serge A. Storms and his (usually drugged-up) companion Coleman. (Or Lenny, depends on which books you read.) I just finished reading "The Big Bamboo" in fact, and now I'm anticipating his next book, "Hurricane Punch."
Shakespeare is quite enjoyable for me, too. The old-English style is quite appealing, and it's always fun to read out loud.

12-04-2006, 05:21 PM	#11
Dark "DC" Chaos Newly Abandoned Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Cold Northern California Posts: 22	Well, I've read the whole Hitchhiker's series, so Adams is certainly on my list of favorites. XP Terry Pratchett, so I'm told, is like Douglas Adams, except he writes fantasy instead of science fiction. I have yet to check out any Terry Pratchett for myself, so I'm not sure if this is true... Also on my list is the little-known Tim Dorsey, author of a yet-unnamed series of books all about the zany adventures of historian/serial killer/proud Floridan Serge A. Storms and his (usually drugged-up) companion Coleman. (Or Lenny, depends on which books you read.) I just finished reading "The Big Bamboo" in fact, and now I'm anticipating his next book, "Hurricane Punch." Shakespeare is quite enjoyable for me, too. The old-English style is quite appealing, and it's always fun to read out loud. __________________ Don't let the name fool you; I'm quite cheerful. ^_^