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Favorite authorsJim Butcher, C. J. Cherryh, Agatha Christie, Alys Clare, Mary Gentle, Guy Gavriel Kay, Charles de Lint, George R.R. Martin, Patricia A. McKillip, Robin McKinley, Ellis Peters, Tad Williams, Connie Willis (Shared favorites)

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Yes, it's hard to top Cherryh for sci-fi & fantasy. She's one author whose new releases I used to stalk, but I haven't read much of her lately, for some reason. Maybe it's time to start again.

Back in the 70s, my ex turned me on to Sherlock Holmes, and, after I finished that series, I discovered Christie and devoured all her mysteries. Then Tey, Ngaoi Marsh, Allingham, and so on. As far as Tey goes, I'm just sorry she didn't write more mysteries.

Have you read Edmund Crispin? He wrote some classic British mysteries. One of my favorites is "The Moving Toyshop."

posted by Storeetllr at 1:53 pm (EST) on Aug 18, 2007

Yeh - another Cherryh fan! I thought I was alone in singing her praises on LT. I haven't read a lot of her early work, but I'm getting there slowly. Have been to the fan site - google Shejidan? Someone's put in a lot of effort.

posted by reading_fox at 9:01 am (EST) on Apr 10, 2007

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