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    It would be hard for me to pick one book as my favorite, I have several favorite authors though, not that everything may have written is the best book that I have ever read.

    Robert Heinlein to start off with Time Enough for Love is my favorite by him, but I loved most all of his books.

    Tom Clancy, most of the books that he is written by himself in the fiction genre are quite excellent.

    Stephen King's the Stand is an outstanding book and one of the few that I enjoyed reading by him.

    Any John Norman's Gor series.

    The Bible is always an interesting read, and to me it changes somewhat every time I read it, not because the book itself actually changes but because my attitudes and feelings change.

    Just my input
    Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result

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    Wombats can be Doms, too!
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    I know, kind of a dead topic, but I can't help myself.

    I went to a college where basically all we did is read. And then read some more. And I love reading. A list of my favorites could fill pages, and the top are always in flux, but right now...

    The top 5, in chronological order.

    The Oedipus Cycle - Sophocles
    Don Quijote - Cervantes
    Treatise on Human Nature - David Hume
    Beyond Good and Evil - Nietzsche
    Invisible Cities - Italo Calvino

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    Goethes "Faust" will always be in my top five.
    For entertaining "The hitchhikers guide to the universe" by Douglas Adams and many books by John Irving and T.C. Boyle, especially "Hotel New Hampshire" and "Water music".

    The only book that has changed my life was a rather lousy written book with great pictures of Tasmania which made me pack my bag and travel thru Australia for almost a year and visit the places i've lived the first four years of my life.
    I came back rather different to how i was when i left.

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    In no particular order:

    'Private Peaceful' by Michael Morpurgo moves me to tears every time I read it.
    'The Oxford Book of English Verse' I will never be done with.
    The poetry of Donne, Auden, R S Thomas.
    Shakespeare!
    'The Pickwick Papers' or anything by Dickens delights me.
    'Interview with the Vampire' by Anne Rice is just riveting and so sensual.
    'Dr Faustus' by Marlowe feasts the imagination.
    Any Alan Coren for supreme wit and invention with language. Ditto, PG Wodehouse.
    'Gerald's Game' by Stephen King. BDSM gone wrong and the creepiest escape attempt ever.
    'Black Narcissus' and 'In this House of Brede' by Rumer Godden. She's a wonderful, insightful writer.

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