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							| Who is your favourite writer? 
So, my favourite writer is Fedor Dostoevskiy. And what about you? |  23 Dec 2020      
					
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 cunliffe
 
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							| I love DH Lawrence, JK Rowling...loads more, but my favourite novel of all times is Jane Eyre.  I am a sixteen year old girl at heart. |  23 Dec 2020     
					
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 maryse pey�
 
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							| My favourite write is Charles EXBRAYAT for the French ones and J.K. ROWLING for the British ones.   But as I am a compulsive reader every good text is ok for me !   |  23 Dec 2020     
					
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 spinney
 
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							| I have said it before and I am happy to say it again, P G Wodehouse. Nobody can put a smile on my face like he can. My favourite novel, though, is none other than David Copperfield by Charles Dickens. I have no idea why, but I really love that book. |  23 Dec 2020     
					
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 FrauSue
 
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							| What a good question. In terms of books I can read again and again, I love Terry Pratchett. But I would say Margaret Atwood and Khaled Hosseini for writers whose prose just sucks you into the world of the book. There are too many to choose from!  |  23 Dec 2020     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| I�ll read anything but this year I�ve read a lot of John Grisham (and I also enjoyed Margaret Atwood, Jane Austen, Kerrelyn Sparks, Charles Dickens, Lee Child, Ian Rankin, Daphne Du Maurier and M C Beaton.) I�ve read a lot this year due to COVID restrictions. |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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 s.lefevre
 
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							| All the above and many more. It is completely impossible for me to give a favourite author as I read anything, from Agatha Christie to James Joyce, from Zola to Yourcenar. There is not enough space to number them all. |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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 niksailor
 
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							| To follow on all the above-mentioned wonderful British writers, I�d also remember John Galsworthy and his well-known The Forsyte Saga which I read being a teen and which made me burt into tears at times... The series is also fantastic. Another heart-breaking novel is Middlemarch by George Eliot. Never read it in the original, though I can imagine the complexity of the language. And ... W.S.Maugham�s stories were definetely a milestone in my language education. |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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 Иван
 
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							| My favorite writer is Rick Riordan |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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 maryse pey�
 
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							| What about the unique Richard BACH and his masterpiece "Jonhatan Linvingston the Seagull" ?   Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Leslie Charteris - Pearl Buck - Bernard Werber - Edgar Poe - Guy des Car...  |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							|  Spinney - this article published yesterday will put a smile on your dial on Chrissy Day!         |  24 Dec 2020     
					
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