View Poll Results: Which authors' works would you like to read in 2007? (Multiple choice is possible!)

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  • Arkadi and Boriss Strugatski

    6 17.14%
  • Viktor Pelevin

    4 11.43%
  • John Updike

    12 34.29%
  • Salman Rushdie

    13 37.14%
  • Gunter Grass

    10 28.57%
  • Cormac McCarthy

    7 20.00%
  • David Lodge

    7 20.00%
  • Truman Capote

    14 40.00%
  • Jeffrey Eugenides

    11 31.43%
  • Kurt Vonnegut

    13 37.14%
  • Oscar Wilde*

    22 62.86%
  • Mihail Bulgakov

    12 34.29%
  • D.H. Lawrence*

    14 40.00%
  • Edith Wharton*

    12 34.29%
  • Milan Kundera

    12 34.29%
  • Joseph Heller

    6 17.14%
  • Henry Rider Haggard*

    5 14.29%
  • Ovid

    11 31.43%
  • Philip Roth

    7 20.00%
  • John Irving

    13 37.14%
  • Henry James*

    11 31.43%
  • Angela Carter

    6 17.14%
  • Ian McEwan

    9 25.71%
  • H.P Lovecraft

    13 37.14%
  • Terry Pratchett

    7 20.00%
  • George Bernard Shaw*

    17 48.57%
  • Stella Gibbons

    3 8.57%
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Thread: 2007 Authors Poll

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    Oscar Wilde* 22

    George Bernard Shaw* 17

    Truman Capote 14

    D.H. Lawrence* 14

    Salman Rushdie 13

    Kurt Vonnegut 13

    John Irving 13

    H.P Lovecraft 13

    John Updike 12

    Mihail Bulgakov 12

    Edith Wharton* 12

    Milan Kundera 12
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    Jeffrey Eugenides 11

    Ovid 11

    Henry James* 11

    Gunter Grass 10

    Ian McEwan 9

    Cormac McCarthy 7

    David Lodge 7

    Philip Roth 7

    Terry Pratchett 7

    Arkadi and Boriss Strugatski 6

    Joseph Heller 6

    Angela Carter 6

    Henry Rider Haggard* 5

    Viktor Pelevin 4

    Stella Gibbons 3


    Finally we have the top 12? Still 5 hours to go...

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    NOOOOOOOOO! How did Eugenides miss the cut?????? Awww Crud!
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    And Henry James! I wanted Henry James.
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    Still, 2007's list is very different from 2006's. I am really looking forward to trying some of these authors for the first time.

    Thanks everyone for your nominations and votes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virgil View Post
    And Henry James! I wanted Henry James.
    One sympathizes...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Still, 2007's list is very different from 2006's. I am really looking forward to trying some of these authors for the first time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesian View Post
    One sympathizes...
    Agreed. Was really looking forward to reading something by James but I am glad at least Edith Wharton has made the cut. I really enjoyed her Age of Innocence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Agreed. Was really looking forward to reading something by James but I am glad at least Edith Wharton has made the cut. I really enjoyed her Age of Innocence.
    I have been wanting to read her for while now. I will be glad, I think, to find an excuse to make time.

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    Which author is being read in July?

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    Invisible Manby Ralph Ellison has always been one of my favorites.

    The book list lacks diversity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gent258 View Post
    Invisible Manby Ralph Ellison has always been one of my favorites.

    The book list lacks diversity.
    I too like Invisible Man. But this is how the vote turned out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gent258 View Post
    Invisible Manby Ralph Ellison has always been one of my favorites.

    The book list lacks diversity.
    Quote Originally Posted by Virgil View Post
    I too like Invisible Man. But this is how the vote turned out.
    I just nominated Invisible Man for the forth of July read.

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