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This is the Story of my life. WIth some gaps. Major and minor. I don't blog every day. I blog when the feelings hit me. I write about me, about my daughter, about books I read and love. I blog about whatever I feel like, whenever I feel like blogging. I love the act of putting "pen to paper" or rather of putting fingers to keys.

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Another of my lists:

I made a list of Author's today that I have multiple books by. I am not sure why I think you would be interested but here it is.

Anne Rice
Patricia Cornwell
Sandra Brown
Michael Connelly ( I have a lot of his books)
Johnathan Kellermann
Iris Johansen
Ann Brashares ( girls in pants series)
Frank Peretti
Wendi Corsi Straub
Anne Perry ( I think Allen my like these)
James Patterson
Elizabeth George ( some of her books are hard to read, but good)
Rober Ludlum
Jeff Shaara (he is a great history guy) I have read all of his books that I know of too.
Tami Hoag

So there you have another of my lists... The ones that mean absolutely nothing.
sweet dreams
sandy

posted by Sam @ 1:26 PM  

4 Comments:

  • At 9:51 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Do you have any real literature?????

    Long Way Gone -- I just finished that last night.

    The Time Traveler's Wife is good, though still not real literature.

    I've read every book Joan Didion has ever written, and almost every book her husband, John Gregory Dunne ever wrote, except the ones that are out of print.

    I can't stand Margaret Atwood, but I've still read almost all of them.

    Ayn Rand? Classic must-reads.

    Annie Proulx? The Shipping News is her best one, though I've read them all.

    Sarah Waters? If you can take suspense, intensity, twists, etc., these are very well done. You have to read each one several times.

    Ian McEwon
    Jane Smiley
    John Irving

    Then you have all of the classics:

    Henry James
    Jane Austen
    Sylvia Plath
    Virginia Woolf
    William Faulkner

    Then you have my whole other list, that I'm sure none of you are interested in!

     

  • At 1:28 AM, Blogger Sam said…

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  • At 1:33 AM, Blogger Sam said…

    But you are an English Major remember. I am just a BS. I do have "the scarlet letter", pride and prjudice, tess of the d'urbervilles, and jane eyre. I have an Emily Dickenson book too and a few others my big sister left layin around when she moved out of the house. :) Why do you read books by an author you can't stand. That seems like a serious waste of time to me. Probably worse than reading that stuff they call romance novels. I have more books on or by Native Americans than both Barnes and Nobles and Borders have put together. I know that is not liturature but it is good knowledge.

     

  • At 10:16 PM, Blogger Monica said…

    Ugh....I hated jane eyre....or however that was spelled. I can't get past the first few pages of Tale of Two Cities. Some of the classics take too much concentration for me. Maybe at a calmer point in my life.

    Hmmm....Sarah Waters....I am realy into suspense and things right now. Do you like James Patterson. My aunt really liked him.

     

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