Favourite Writer/Author/Poet of Indibloggers?
So who is ur favourite author/poet/writer Indibloggers??
Hi Anukriti,
Here are my favourites!
Favourite author: Edward Luce.
Favourite poet: Christina Rossetti, William Wordsworth (Had to write two! )
Favourite writer: R.K. Narayan
I like R.K narayan too...
oops, I like Richard Bach too as author!
Sidney Sheldon!
Authors I like :
English - Mitch Albom(Tuesdays with Morrie,Five people you will meet in heaven,For another day)
Hindi - Munshi Premchand.No one comes even close.
Poets I like :
English : Pablo Neruda
Hindi : Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena
Urdu : Majaz Lucknowi ( have named my blog Aahang on his work),To say Mirza Ghalib is stating the obvious.
Tuesdays with Morrie and Five people you meet in heaven--- lovely books by Mitch Albom... I was touched.
My favourite writers-
Ovid, Sappho, Shakespeare, Satyajit Ray, Ruskin Bond,Rabindranath Tagore, Amitav Ghosh, Ionesco, Beckett
My favourite author-
English - Too many... Best acc. to me is Coetzee...others include J.K.Rowling, Khaled Hosseini, D.H.lawrence, Charles ****ens,Virginia Woolf, Stendhal, Maria Campbell, Malouf, Charlotte Bronte, Marquez, Arthur Golden, Mary Shelley, Dan Brown
Urdu - Ismat Chugtai and Manto
Hindi - Munshi Premchand, Amrita Pritam
My favourite poet -
English - T.S.Eliot, he is the God of poetry... other than Eliot I like Blake, Yeats, Tennyson, Neruda
Urdu - Mirza Ghalib
Hindi - Harivansh Rai Bacchan, Kabir
You have an eclectic taste. I'd just like to comment on Woolf. I've read A Room of One's Own and liked it immensely. Every time she goes off track in it with her distinct descriptiveness, I wished she went off tract more often. She's such a voice.
her stream of consciousness was inspirational! No doubt about that! :)
well actually thats how thoughts are... like clouds floating in our minds...readuy to be captured...so that beautiful verses/sentences can rain from our pen :)
Very true.
@Arti and I love your posts girl! They touch a person's soul!
Love and best wishes to u
P.S - I am now a fellow yatri on ur yatra diary... following u wherever u go! :)
Oh I have forgotten to add Sudarshan Fakir and Robert Frost to my list of favourite poets! :)
It's good we keep expanding the list. It's the mark of a constant, serious reader.
Wow!!! Quite varied taste..Nice... reading actually helps us grow...
Hey thanks a lot Anukriti :) Your writings are very inspirational and heartfelt too... Hope to see each other often :)
My Fav list:
Jeff Archer, Dan Brown, Paulo Coelho, Nicholas Spark, Khaled Hosseini, Arvind Adiga, Chetan Bhagat, Vikas Swarup, Anurag Mathur, etc etc. ..In short, I love pulp fiction
Favorite Writers: Sidney Sheldon, Dan Brown, Issac Asimov
Poets: Willaim Wordsworth, Barathi
hey people! good to see ur response
keep posting!
JK Rowling, Amitav Ghosh, O Henry, Sidney Sheldon, Jeff Archer, Dan Brown, Khaled Hosseini.
Oh! and i luv archie comics too!
Paolo Coelho, i wish i could read in the language that he writes, i have loved mario puzos fictions, joseph heller's sarcasm..Gawd anukriti you read a hell lot :P
Here are my favourites:
Dan brown, Jeffery Archer, grisham,Sophie kinsella,Allieson Pearson,
My favorite writers are ,
Kazuo IshiguroR K NarayanFyodor DostoevskyJohn IrvingGogol
Khaled Hosseni, JK Rowling, O Henry, Roald Dahl, Ayn Rand are my favorites
Poetry--Well havent read much of it, but love the humourous ones of Ogden Nash, and I do appreciate William Wordsworth. My favorite though is 'IF' by Rudyard Kipling.
Did someone mention Mirza Ghalib? Oh yes, Anukriti! Ghalib is the tops. And my favourite sher is:
"Hazaron khwahishein aisi ki har khwahish pay dum niklay
Bahut niklay mere armaan lekin phir bhi kum niklein"
Author: John Grisham, Shashi Deshpande, Paulo Coelho
Poet: Pablo Neruda, Madhavikutty
Favorite authors - too many to be listed.
Favorite poet - Pablo Neruda and Robert Frost only.
TX - You totally got to list your favorite authors that are too many. Believe me, it's good for you.
I reckon his list really, really too long now that it's taking days together to lay it out
I like this self help book called "Electrical and Electronics Measurements and Instrumentation" by A K Sawney.. I call it a self help book cos everytime I read it, it helps me to go to sleep
Jokes apart, I'm not really much of a reader so I only read books which make me wanna turn to the next page - the only two books which I completely finished reading r 'The Godfather' and 'The Da Vinci Code'.. if I can read 'em, I'm sure they're great reads.
Also, I flick a lot of Khalil Gibran's lines for every Valentine's Day too - so his work is also sumthin I dnt think I cn do without.
Currently, I'm reading Shantharam and I still findin it hard to get to the ending - it's been two years now
Thnx Arti..saw the movie Angels n Demons, so I already knw the ending(gud one though!! :)) ..probably will take up Lost Symbol after Shantharam.. believe it or not, I already bought the book some time back, still hvnt touched it yet
Wow, think I'll start thn... btw, I'm watchin Godfather again tonite :)
Raj - I must appreciate you for holding onto a 1000-pager like Shantharam. I never had the courage to pick it up against all the recommendations since it's too long and I have too less time to read. I think Mira Nair is adapting it to big screen. Hoping it gets made well and does justice to the critically acclaimed book.
Hey Ahimaaz, thnx fr ur kind words but I must tell u the truth...u only know half the story... at the risk of puttin down my intellectual capabalities (oxymoron here) , lemme reveal to u the real story ... I bought the book bout two years back whn I heard tht Mira Nair ws makin it into a movie with Amitabh Bachchan n Johny Depp.. the night I bought it, I read a few pages n left it by my bed..today 2 years later, I'm quite sure, it's still under my bed n I'm also very sure tht I will complete reading the remainin few 1998 or so pages one day.. but yes, I did hv the courage to hold it.. did help my biceps perhaps.. so thnku fr ur appreciation..
Raj - The story is believable. I have twice as many unfinished books than finished books. So, it's good to hold onto them so that we will eventually finish reading them one day.
You are a reader, Arti!
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