REEDING IZ KOOL!

I just read 'The Human Condition' by Hannah Arendt a little while ago, that was good reading. Right now I'm busy preparing for the LSAT, so no fun reading for me!!!!!
 
Im just about to start Godless by Ann Coulter and License to Kill.
 
Dude I've read almost every Dean Koontz, Stephen King, and James Patterson book their is. even some of their early stuff penned in other names. I've read all the harry potter books atleast twice some more. I've read some John Saul, Michael Chricton(guy who wrote Jurassic park). I READ ALOT!
 
I am an avid reader, and an avid writer. I usually write pointless dark comedies, though lately my stories have taken a more allegorical style. My favourite writer of all time would be Neil Gaiman... If you have read American Gods, you will know what I mean [and if you haven't read it, you need to right now]. His writing style is just so fluid and descriptive without ever slowing down or dragging on [which is my biggest problem with a lot of authors, it totally killed Shogun for me, the story was great but it didn't go anywhere until about the 800 page mark] Though I'm not too picky, I'll read just about anything that's not non-fiction [I enjoy history, but I don't like reading history books or biographies].

I guess if I were to mention my favourite novels, it would go like this..

American Gods [It has a great story as well as being full of classic mythology]
Of Mice and Men [Of all the 'classic' novels I read, this is one of the few I would agree with it's 'classic' status]
Roots [about the only non-fiction book I read for entertainment and enjoyed..]
House of Leaves [One hell of a mind f**k]
 
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