an author who you personally read every book printed?
 

Name one author who you have read every book printed who has their name on it.

for me that author would be Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. Her first book ( in the forest of the night) wasn't that great but any book with her name printed on it I have to read.

JK Rowling. That's about it. Unless she's made more books that don't have to do with Harry Potter, in which case I lied.


OH, wait. I think I've read everything from Gaiman...

william gibson

Sylvia Plath

Very close with Isaac Asimov.

Oh ditto on the Plath thing. Thought about it and I've also read everything of Nicholson Baker's.

I have all of Gaiman's novels but none of the children's books, except Coraline if that counts (they keep it in the fiction part of my bookstore, so meh). I have a huge book of the complete works of Edgar Allan Poe that I read ages ago.

Trying to read all of Atwood's books. Not getting anywhere with it anytime soon, but thats my goal now.

Oh yeah, and with Poe too, almost everything. I haven't read his ditty on how to write poetry yet, but going too after I am done with Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra .

Hey y'all, I've read every book from Chuck Palahniuk. Why does this embarrass me more than JK Rowling?

Phillip K. Dick.

Neil Gaiman.

Stephen King.

Tom Wolfe.


..And Dave Eggers.

Rowling released a series of little kid books a couple of years back.

me.. I fail this one (no surprises there).

Sinjob Have you read Kings ebook that he recently released? And the books he wrote under his pseudonym (sp?)

I've read a fair few of Koontz books but there are SOOOO MANYYYY

Marija Jurić Zagorka, F.M. Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka

China Mieville, Neil Gaiman, Margaret Atwood, Patrick Califia-Rice, and Stephen King.

You guys seriously read everything by Stephen King? How do you sleep at night?

Both from the books that are actually scary and from the disgust you feel after Chattery Teeth.

Martin Miller, Good fairys of New York, and Milk, sulphate and starvation.