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Joe Nesbo
Paul Theroux
Christopher Moore
Joe Hill
Adam Sternbergh
Sara Gruen
John Mortimer
Richard Ford
Robert Littell
Richard Stark
Lee Child
Kent Haruf
Philipp Meyer and many, many others.

dr seuss

Harry Crews

Jim Thompson

Yep, he says anyone with a so-called assault rifle is O.K. with him - as long as it's maximum magazine capacity is limited to five rounds.

Hhhmmm, what's wrong with this picture?

By the way, I read his book and really enjoyed it and admired him, until now...

Just finished Thomas McGuane's "Driving On The Rim"

Terrific!

I'm currently reading Mark Twain's autobiography.

He insisted it not be published for 100 years after his death.

His sense of humor is timeless.

His wit is wholly contemporary.

I wish I'd known him...

Just finished "Driving On The Rim" by Thomas McGuane - absolutely terrific!

For History: H.W. Brands
Stephen Ambrose
David McCullough

Brands biography of Benjamin Franklin is superb.

Ambrose's "Band of Brothers" is terrific and "Undaunted Courage" about the Lewis and Clark expedition was exceptional.

McCullough's biography of John Adams while outstanding left me admiring his wife Abigail even more than the President.

Harry Crews
Carson McCullers
Chuck Palahniuk
Clive Barker
William S. Burroughs
Jim Thompson
Alexander McCall Smith

Kent Haruf

"The Tie That Binds"
"Plainsong"
"Eventide"

All of Richard Russo's books too.