Thread: What's your favorite book?

Originally Posted by Epoch

Anything on this list - Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child - The Official Web Site | Books



Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child are both incredible authors.

Also check out Utopia.

I think Lincoln Child is definitely underrated and I enjoyed Utopia. As for my favorite, though, I'd have to go with Brad Thor. I really dig the Scot Harvath character. He might even be more hardcore than Mitch Rapp in the Vince Flynn novels (also worth checking out).

Fear and Loathing immediately springs to mind, also one of the greatest book to film conversions too, what you imagine when reading the book is what you see in the film, awesome. Brave New World also a great book. most interesting book i recently read is called 1421, its about the chinese voyages of discovery which apparently took place before Columbus et al, ie what we learnt about great explorers was a myth and they were following old chinese maps.

The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams :D
Just about weird enough for me :)

End of America by Naomi Wolf. Change the way I looked at the world

how about dan brown and the davinci code, angels and demons or digital fortress

One of my all time favorite books is Robert Heinlein's "stranger in a strange land" .

The story focuses on a human raised on Mars and his adaptation to, and understanding of, humans and their culture, which is portrayed as an amplified version of consumerist and media-driven 20th-century America. ~~~wikipedia

I like Daemon and its sequel, Freedom, by Daniel Suarez. They're about a computer program that pulls apart the fabric of modern society and creates a new world order.

Harry Potter books!

Dune Series - Science fiction, you've got war and betrayal.