[Gallowsraven]

I like Chaucer, especially The Wife of Bath's Prologue & Tale, she's so funny. Did you know that he was an out there feminist during his time? I can even read it with a more-or-less correct accent and pronounciation, curtesy of my Lit. teacher :D she was adamant that we read it properly in class.

I only like a few of Shakespear's plays, mainly Othello, Macbeth (or The Scottish Play) and A Midsummer Night's Dream, two very opposite ends of the spectrum huh.

I also like Of Mice & Men (love the two lines of poetry it's based on), Kresley Cole, author of the oh-so-delicious Kiss of a Demon King, James Herbert (the Uk's own version of stephen King), Stephen King, Graham Masterton (especially Spirit), L. J. Smith the author of the Night World series and The Vampire Diaries (do not get me started on that tv show it's rubbish!), Roald Dahl, Kathy Reichs, Nichola Morgan's Highwayman series (she based it off my fave ever poem! ^^), James Patterson's Women's Murder Club series, Meg Cabot's The Mediator and a host of other stuff.

scanning through all that it's actually quite a broad range of genres, not including what i can't remember. No wonder my family joke that i can start my own library

o.o