[Andreas]

I guess I still haven't asked this So what are your favorite books (fiction)? And as for me, I just simply love Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels and R.L.Stevenson's Treasure Island.

[Rictor]

All of Tolkien's books and The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy series.
and some assorted children's books that bring back fond memories.

[vyper]

The New Rulers of The World - John Pilger

[an0n]

Dune.

[Clave]

LOTR - Tolkien
The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant - Stephen Donaldson
Coldheart Canyon - Clive Barker
Weaveworld - Clive Barker
Imajica - Clive Barker
The Faded Sun Trilogy - C J Cherryh
Once - Jame Herbert
The Shannara series - Terry Brooks
All Dicworld stuff - Terry Pratchett (Genius)
Black House - Stephen King/Peter Straub
Dune - Frank Herbert
Gai-Jin - James Clavell
The Choirboys - Joseph Wambaugh
Mirror - Graham Masterton

[Nuke]

the cat in the hat!

[Ghostavo]

Mysterious Island by Jules Verne
First Evidence by Ken Goddard

[Windrunner]

The Sword of the truth series by Terry Goodkind

[MicroPsycho]

Runelords series by David Farland, great stuff.

[aldo_14]

Hitchhikers Guide (the big 4 book trilogy-in the onebook- version, but especially ), 1984 (for ideas rather than entertainment value), Calvin & Hobbes "It's a magical world" (sentimental reasons; it's the lastbook I have from what could be considered childhood - i.e. just about the point where before life stopped being all about fun - and also because it;s the last one ever as well.)

[diamondgeezer]

Anything marked 'Tolkien'
Narnia series (Lewis)
Discworld series (Pratchett)
Amtrak (Tiley)
War of the Worlds (Wells)
Gormenghast (Peake)

[Clave]

Gormenghast rocked on TV!

I have to add that to my book list now....

[Janos]

Birds of Europe.

[redsniper]

Star Wars: X-wing books by Michael Stackpole and Aaron Allston
Eragon by... someone
Angels & Demons by Dan Brown

[Aspa]

Perdido Street Station and The Scar by China Mieville.

[Rictor]

Originally posted by aldo_14
Hitchhikers Guide (the big 4 book trilogy-in the onebook- version, but especially ), 1984 (for ideas rather than entertainment value), Calvin & Hobbes "It's a magical world" (sentimental reasons; it's the lastbook I have from what could be considered childhood - i.e. just about the point where before life stopped being all about fun - and also because it;s the last one ever as well.)

"A trilogy in five parts."

Thats the omnibus edition that I have.

[Zarax]

Dune
1984
The Road Ahead
Animal Factory
most stuff by Tom Clancy (although the recent one is getting too politically driven)

[TopAce]

Great Expectations
The Phantom Menace

[MetalDestroyer]

The New jedi Order series from the expanded Star Wars universe
And All the star wars books from Timothy Zhan

[NGTM-1R]

Star Wars: Heir to the Empire trilogy, Spectre of the Past and Vision of the Future (Timothy Zahn), all of the X-Wing books save Isard's Revenge (Micheal A. Stackpole and Aaron Allston), I, Jedi (Stackpole again).

BattleTech: Anything. Everything. But to hell with MechWarrior: Dorkage...I mean, Dark Age.

Most Tom Clancy, but particularly Red Storm Rising, and Patriot Games.

The Starfist series, by David Sherman and Dan Craigg.

Anything by Dick Francis. Haven't read a book of his I haven't liked.

The Berserker series, by Fred Saberhagen, with the exception of Berserker Fury. (Which is a thinly disguised recounting of the Battle of Midway with a crap extra plotline thrown in.)