Poll - I'm over 25 and I've read....

[Puggins]

Okay, second try- here's the pol for those of us over 25. I've included all the authors mentioned by posters in the other thread and a few gaming-specific ones (who here read Gord?)

 

[Cadfan]

For the record, I've read a little more than I voted on. I've read Leiber, for example, but I just didn't care enough to read anything more than the short story I found in my dad's old books in the basement. I only checked the boxes of people I've read and whom I might read again.

 

[Kez Darksun]

A little surprised to see no David Gemmell in the poll. No love for Druss?

 

[Keldryn]

Very happy to see Charles De Lint on the list. My wife introduced me to him, and he quickly become one of my favourites.

How come Rose Estes isn't on the list?

 

[Puggins]

A little surprised to see no David Gemmell in the poll. No love for Druss?

He was on my first list and I forgot to paste his name in- yeah, I've read several of his. I have Troy: Shield of Thunder on my desk right now, waiting to be read. Probably one of the more glaring omissions.

 

[Puggins]

Very happy to see Charles De Lint on the list. My wife introduced me to him, and he quickly become one of my favourites.

How come Rose Estes isn't on the list?

No one mentioned her in the previous thread, and I just plain forgot her and a few others- Richard Knaak, for example.

 

[Clavis]

How about adding an option for Clark Ashton Smith? It's a little odd to include Howard and Lovecraft but not Smith.

 

[Mallus]

You're missing Gene Wolfe, author of, among other things, The Book of the New Sun, which is one of the best fantasy sequences (unless it's really SF), ever written.

Also, I'm newly 40 and have read works by most of the list.

 

[Victim]

No Zelazny?

 

[Twowolves]

And no Steven Brust??