What authors, if any, have you read everything by?

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1655589]

Kazuo Ishiguro (7)
Flannery o'Connor (4)
JD Salinger (4)

I've read all but 1 book for Haruki Murakami, at least for his translated works. I've read all of Asimov's sci-fi works, apart from Nemesis. Read a lot of W Somerset Maugham.

I wish I'd read more complete works of authors...although I don't know why this matters. Maybe it doesn't.

[Anonymous No.1655602]

Vonnegut and Auster for me....that's about 35 books.

[Anonymous No.1655612]

>>1655589
I call bull crap. No way you read over 500 books by Asimov.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1655616]

Really? Vonnegut and Auster are solid.

[Sunhawk !nZQ2xl.g.6 No.1655621]

>>1655612

Well, first of all, I said I've read most of his sci-fi, not everything he's written. Secondly, I've seen that 500 number a bunch of times, and it makes no sense. I'm okay with including his science and non-science non-fiction, but it basically also includes various essays, as well as INDIVIDUAL short stories.

[Anonymous No.1655631]

>>1655621
Were these any good?
Or did you not read anything under his pseudonym?

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>>1655631

I'm told that those are more fantasy than sci-fi, which is presumably why he wrote them under a psuedonym. I thought about reading them, but couldn't really be bothered.

[Anonymous No.1655659]

The most I've read from one author would have to be Brian Jacques.
Redwall (1986)
Mossflower (1988)
Mattimeo (1989)
Mariel of Redwall (1991)
Salamandastron (1992)
Martin the Warrior (1993)
The Bellmaker (1994)
Outcast of Redwall (1995)
The Pearls of Lutra (1996)
The Long Patrol (1997)
Marlfox (1998)
The Legend of Luke (1999)
Lord Brocktree (2000)
The Taggerung (2001)
Triss (2002)

Or when I was a kid, I used to read tons of books by Gary Paulsen.

[Anonymous No.1655660]

Read everything by Pynchon, including letters. Vineland and Slow Learner are a pile of piss.

[Anonymous No.1655663]

I've read all of HP Lovecraft's fiction stories, but I haven't touched his poetry or essays.

[Anonymous No.1655682]

Harper Lee.

[Anonymous No.1655692]

>>1655682

[Anonymous No.1655699]

When I was a kid, I used to read Brian Jaques.

[Brownbear !Wfn4kkpLag!!fEGZw8wphGR No.1655701]

>>1655682
>>1655682
don't you mean Truman Capote?
Harper Lee never wrote anything in her life

[­ No.1655749]

Ishiguro, O'Connor, Garcia Marquez, William Faulkner, Jonathan Swift, Zadie Smith, Herman Melville, Franz Kafka, Junot Diaz. Probably a couple other newer writers I'm forgetting. All of Pynchon except for Inherent Vice. Slow Learner sucked.

[Anonymous No.1655766]

dude on the right

[Anonymous No.1655768]

John Kennedy Toole

Also I may have read all of Kafka.

I've read all of Conrad's major novels and am working my way through Nabokov (in translation where necessary).

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>>1655749

Wait, no on the Melville.