Favorite Fiction writers
Some of my favorite Fiction writers are Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum,James Clavel, John Grisham,Peral s Buck , Agatha Christie among others....
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Some of my favorite Fiction writers are Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum,James Clavel, John Grisham,Peral s Buck , Agatha Christie among others....
Just now I returned the book Theodore Boone: The Activist by John Grisham to the library. I like his ‘Lawyer themed’ novels. Others are RK Narayan, Irwin Wallace, Kushwant Singh and Jane Austin to name a few.
Some of my favorite Fiction writers are Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum,James Clavel, John Grisham,Peral s Buck , Agatha Christie among others....
Just now I returned the book Theodore Boone: The Activist by John Grisham to the library. I like his ‘Lawyer themed’ novels. Others are RK Narayan, Irwin Wallace, Kushwant Singh and Jane Austin to name a few.
I too have read that novel, in fact I have read most of Grishams novels, I like his writing style and also subtle humor ! Jane Austin is of course a great writer ...
Some of my favorite Fiction writers are Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum,James Clavel, John Grisham,Peral s Buck , Agatha Christie among others....
Just now I returned the book Theodore Boone: The Activist by John Grisham to the library. I like his ‘Lawyer themed’ novels. Others are RK Narayan, Irwin Wallace, Kushwant Singh and Jane Austin to name a few.
I too have read that novel, in fact I have read most of Grishams novels, I like his writing style and also subtle humor ! Jane Austin is of course a great writer ...
Theodore Boone: The Activist is a 3 part novel. Tomorrow I'll get the second one. I like the Biographies of Artists like Picasso, Michael Angelo,Renoir etc.
I remember Erwin Wallace fiction- The second lady. This was a story of First lady in white house replaced withanother lady, called 'second lady' for espionage. This was very interesting.
The book that you mentioned is written by Irving Wallace and not Erwin. I have also read it and its a very interesting novel particularly the end where some people are left in doubt whether the lady who survived was the real first lady or the fraud.
I remember Erwin Wallace fiction- The second lady. This was a story of First lady in white house replaced withanother lady, called 'second lady' for espionage. This was very interesting.
The book that you mentioned is written by Irving Wallace and not Erwin. I have also read it and its a very interesting novel particularly the end where some people are left in doubt whether the lady who survived was the real first lady or the fraud.
And the first clue was given by the president’s pet dog.
I remember Erwin Wallace fiction- The second lady. This was a story of First lady in white house replaced withanother lady, called 'second lady' for espionage. This was very interesting.
The book that you mentioned is written by Irving Wallace and not Erwin. I have also read it and its a very interesting novel particularly the end where some people are left in doubt whether the lady who survived was the real first lady or the fraud.
It is this bit of suspense at the end that made it very interesting because you are never sure who was killed and who wasa left alive ! Hema Malini made a film caled Sharara with the same story line in the eighties which was quite an interesting film, had Raj Kumar and Shatrughan Sinha in the lead along with her playing a double role...
In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.
In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.
Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.
Dan Brown started of well with Da vinci code and angels and demons but his later novels have not been upto the mark...
Daphne du morier and Arthur Doyle are my favorite writers too.I forget the number of times I have read Rebecca , Hungry hill and Jamaica Inn...
They are both my favorites too, especially Rebecca, it is an unbeatable classic of all times.
I discovered another wonderful book recently thanks to my father-in-law, The Yearling written by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings in 1938. It is a very beautiful and touching story of a young boy and his deer fawn. It is a must read in my opinion!
In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.
Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.
As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.
Some of my favorite Fiction writers are Frederick Forsyth, Robert Ludlum,James Clavel, John Grisham,Peral s Buck , Agatha Christie among others....
I am more of a mystery and action writing lover so for me Fredrick Forsyth, Harold Robinson, Ian Fleming and Srendra Mohan Pathak in Hindi are equally good.
In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.
Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.
As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.
I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.
In college, we had the novel of Jane Austin in our syllabus. I just fell in love with the writing. Apart from Austin, I loved to read "Wise and Otherwise" by Sudha Murthy - Mr. Narayan Murthy's wife. I don't know if she can sit in the "writer" category. But reading that book was a great experience. I suggest everyone read it at least once, you will automatically read it again and again.
Sudha Murthy is an acknowledged writer. I read her many novels. Her style is subtle, simple and straight forward.
As I said, I honestly accept it that I didn't know much about Mrs. Murthy. But I am not aware of her any other work. But if I do a Google search, I will be able to know more about her, I am sure. And I will certainly do it in my free time.
I have read Wise and Otherwise. It is a wonderful collection of Mrs. Murthy's real life experiences. I also have 3 more novels of Mrs. Murthy. Soon I will finish them too.
I am going to search Sudha's work online and read it immediately. It should help me as well.
Dan Brown started of well with Da vinci code and angels and demons but his later novels have not been upto the mark...Rebecca is one of my favorite novel, Bollywood movie 'Kohra' based on this, I read the novel several times, still searching for hauntings of Rebecca.
Daphne du morier and Arthur Doyle are my favorite writers too.I forget the number of times I have read Rebecca , Hungry hill and Jamaica Inn...
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