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pirate

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Just been reading the Iain Banks memorial thread and was surprised someone hasnt even heard of him.

so i am looking for authors work we should seek out and read.

i will start with some obvious sf ones (as banks wrote straight fiction and sf)

Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Alastair Reynolds
 
pirate said:
Just been reading the Iain Banks memorial thread and was surprised someone hasnt even heard of him.

so i am looking for authors work we should seek out and read.

i will start with some obvious sf ones (as banks wrote straight fiction and sf)

Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Alastair Reynolds
I have never heard of any of them.
 
M22 WOODHOUSE PARK said:
The wife is currently reading Ian Rankin books.

rebus books are ok, but loved doors open<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 2:48 pm --<br /><br />
bluemike said:
pirate said:
Just been reading the Iain Banks memorial thread and was surprised someone hasnt even heard of him.

so i am looking for authors work we should seek out and read.

i will start with some obvious sf ones (as banks wrote straight fiction and sf)

Robert Heinlein
Isaac Asimov
Alastair Reynolds
I have never heard of any of them.

thats why i started the thread, all are worth a read
 
I'm currently reading the mortal instruments series. I don't think you would like it though
 
Wife reads Tess Gerritsen

Not a political statement but Jeffrey Archer books are always a good read as are James Patterson books
 
bobmcfc said:
I'm currently reading the mortal instruments series. I don't think you would like it though

its juvenile sf, so id give it a go.
 
pirate said:
bobmcfc said:
I'm currently reading the mortal instruments series. I don't think you would like it though

its juvenile sf, so id give it a go.
The first film is coming out in August, It's called city of bones. The YouTube trailer for the film is ok
 
kbb said:
Wife reads Tess Gerritsen

Not a political statement but Jeffrey Archer books are always a good read as are James Patterson books

i dont read james patterson books. I am put off by the fact he doesnt write most of them. For a lot of his books he comes up with a plot outline them someone else writes it. You know which ones becuase his and another authors name appears on the cover
 

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