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Previously on "Authors who haven't written a single bad book"
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charles bukowski
on the other side of the spectrum is Jilly Cooper, someone who has never written a 'good
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I was quite a fan of Paul Raymond's publications. Never read a bad one.
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Originally posted by darrenb View PostHow can a book be bad if it has pictures in it?
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Is there a reason you picked on Flytopia?
But I am glad that people are reading Self, even on a bad day he can write most modern authors off the page ...
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Roger Hargreaves! I am just making my way through the collection now, opus by magnificent opus.
And Scott Adams. How can a book be bad if it has pictures in it?
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Dan Brown
JK Rowling
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Jules Verne and the Adventures of TinTin.
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Originally posted by alluvial View PostNah, The Wishing Chair. Cute chair with wings constructed in the rustic style that means there is none of this huffing and puffing to get to the top of some tree.
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Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostYou bad man
Great story but I think The Faraway Tree was better for true escapism, showing that despite all life struggles all you need is a magic tree
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