lol great idea! I have trouble narrowing it down to just one tho, but I think I've managed to do it finally! ok here we go, Lucy Maude Montgomery.

Her books cheer me up no matter what mood I'm in! and her books have a certain poetic flow to them, makes you feel cozy. I love it!

Weeeeeeell...it's either Trenton Lee Stuart, Jenny Nimmo, Stephenie Meyer, Jay Asher, Ann Martin, Margret Perterson Hagret, Blue Balliet, Bruce something or other, and Roald Dahl.

Sarah Waters. She keeps me utterly transfixed to the page like no other author. Fingersmith in particular is just well brilliant. She's one of the best storytellers around at the moment.

I'm also partial to Ian Mckewen.

Philip Pullman always blows me away with his writing and stories. He definitely made me obsessed. Jeff Lindsay the author of Dexter is great too. He's really quirky and off-centre, he makes you love a serial killer. That's talent.

Mine has always and will be always Roald Dahl!

i like Scott Westerfeld. hes a very creative author, and i like his general writing style. and i like Nicholas Sparks

Orson Scott Card has to be my favourite! I'm a huge science fiction fan and I find his work especially captivating and real.

My favourite author is deffinately Cecilia Dart-Thornton xx

mine wold have to be Sarah Dessen no words could describe how amazing her books are (:

James Dashner, J.K Rowling, Lois Lowery, J.R.R Tolkein, Rick Riordon, Cassandra Clare, Kenneth Opal, those are my favorites. But the best is James Dashner. His writing is beyond describe.

James Dashner makes me believe that I am the character. He can describe what pain actually is, what fear is. Who can describe what it feels?What it actually is beyond extent? He can. He makes you notice that that is what you feel at times. Yet can't put it into words down to the exclamation points. I love his writing. Period.

Michael Crichton.

Jurassic Park and The Lost World are two of my favorite books.

Stephen King

The Shining is my favourite of his

JERRY SPINELLI!!!!!! I also like the Author of the Hunger Games which i can't seem to remember the name of. She can write an entire paragraph on one character tossing a blueberry to another character and the other character eating it. mind=blown.

Dan Brown

Very difficult question... Probably Peter Allison.

Kurt Vonnegut.

Every novel I have read so far has utterly blown my mind and left me speechless.

Christopher Paolini, Rick Riordan, Roald Dahl, or J.K. Rowling. Not in any particular order though.

Jane Austen! Always...and forever!

Ummm........ Lauren Kate

Osamu Dazai. He did an excellent job capturing emotions onto the page. In fact most of what he writes is pure, raw emotion. I have no idea how he managed to do that so well but kudos to him.