Thursday Thirteen #4
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And One mention of a book they are known for, enjoy... 1.Mike Lupica-Amazon.com: Summer of '98. Sports books with humor. 2.Tony Kornheiser-Amazon.com: I'm Back for More Cash: A Tony Kornheiser Collection (Because You Can't Take Two Hundred Newspapers into the Bathroom). A editorialist and sports writer who now calls games on Monday Night football. Some laugh until you cry articles, and its not all about sports 3.Laurell K Hamilton-Amazon.com: Danse Macabre (Anita Blake Vampire Hunter)Books about Vampires and Fairies with a certain twisted view. 4.Kim Harrison-Amazon.com: The Good, the Bad, and the Undead. Books about witches and casting out spirits, yet almost like a mystery murder book as well. 5.Robert B Parker-Amazon.com: Early Autumn. Two of the best heroes in Mystery's, Spenser and Hawk 6.David Maraniss-Amazon.com: When Pride Still Mattered. The biographer of America 7.Al Franken-Amazon.com: Rush Limbaugh Is a Big Fat Idiot. Originally, he was just very funny, now he has become funny and truthful. 8.Darby Conley-Amazon.com: Say Cheesy: A Get Fuzzy Collection, Vol. 5. Cats in a Cartoon, enough said 9.Shakespeare-Ok, I didnt voluntarily read most of his works, but they werent that bad, even if force for educational purposes. 10.Michael Moore-Amazon.com: Stupid White Men: ...And Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation!/a>. A little bit radical, but he does get a discussion going. 11.Patricia Cornwell-Amazon.com: Body of Evidence. I first started reading them because she located her books around places my parents used to live, then they just became creepy good. 12.Jane Green-Amazon.com: To Have and To Hold: A NovelThe first chick lit author that i really liked. 13.Other authors that i should be reading more of:Sarah Vowell, Kristin Gore, Zoey Dean, Bill Maher, Jon Stewart, Anne Rice. Links to other Thursday Thirteens! |
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17 comments:
I love Patricia Cromwell's books. Thanks for the tips.
Hi, thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving me a comment. Best wishes to you! And great TT!!
The Tony Kornheiser book looks good. I'll have to go check it out.
i am giving up reading for the fall to concentrate on WRITING the best book. ;)
I love to read too, but unfortunately, there never seems to be the free time. I envy you and your list!
I think you have a wonderful list of authors. Thanks for sharing them with us. I might try to read a book each from the authors you mentioned.
Happy Thursday!
Great list..IM always looking for good books
Oooh...I love Kim Harrison! I hoarde her books and save them to read when I need something really good.
I've only read one LKH; it was good, but I try not to read too many vampire books for fear they'll "creep" into my own work.
Great blog! I'll be back.
Oooh...I love Kim Harrison! I hoarde her books and save them to read when I need something really good.
I've only read one LKH; it was good, but I try not to read too many vampire books for fear they'll "creep" into my own work.
Great blog! I'll be back.
Love Al Franken. Used to love Cornwell--but you know, then she killed off Benton and then he wasn't really dead and well it got weird...
I keep meaning to read some Jane Green.
Thanks for the book recs-I always love discovering new authors :)
I love Kim Harrison's books, but oddly can't get into Laurell Hamilton's work. :) Thanks for stopping by my T13 a couple weeks ago. My new one's up!
I love Kim Harrison's books, but oddly can't get into Laurell Hamilton's work. :) Thanks for stopping by my T13 a couple weeks ago. My new one's up!
I like Laura Hamilton too. I'm a vampire junky :)
Happy TT
I LOVE Darby Conley! Not only did he grow up in my orignal neck-of-the-woods, but "Get Fuzzy" is my favorite comic strip. I've known both a "Bucky" and a "Satchel." ;)
And I was a fan of Patricia Cornwell's earlier Kay Scarpetta books, but about halfway through the series, I thought she lost her head. *g*
Thanks for visiting my TT!
I'm so behind in my reading, maybe I'm spending too much time on the computer?
How come no Stephen King? I like LKH's Fae books better than Anita. Kim Harrison's books make me laugh.
We like a lot of the same stuff. Except sports, ick!
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