Though you could techincally count this as fantasy, I do love to read myths.

I've read the Odessey.

And I've read many of Shakespear's plays.

Shakespeare makes me go squee. From that little snippet, I don't think I like Poe.

He had a weird life.

Though, I do love Anna-Belle Lee.

Poe? Then what will you think of Elliot?

"I will show you fear in a handful of dust."

I can't judge Elliot as I haven't read much of him.

I suppose I could, but it wouldn't be fair.

What do you think of Guest? Dickens? Melville?

Eliot's less direct, but he's not my favourite. Plath, Hughes and e.e. cummings are nice. Chaucer is good for laughs, but not too accessible because of the language. (it's in Middle English).

Dickens is rather verbose isn't he.

Oh Cummings!

Has anyone read Anne of Green Gables.

Annoying girl, she was.

Tic Tac Toe, The Raven, Waste Land... the best stuff.

The Raven, yes.

I personally, though not a poem, liked the Tell-Tale Heart.

And the Cask of Amontantdio.

Can't spell it.

Darn.

Poe is god.

I doubt you're read Jane Austen.

She's more of a girl book writer..

Pride and Prejiduce? The all out war over a guy? *snort* No.

If you like Horror, read H.P. Lovecraft.
And don't mention Jane Austen. I had a teacher in Grade 7 who loved her.

Books never frighten.

Yeah, but if you like hearing about giant Old Ones with tentacles eating innocents, read Lovecraft.

I read a lot of Dean Koontz( but not sure if thats how to spell his name)

rubberchickenben wrote: Yeah, but if you like hearing about giant Old Ones with tentacles eating innocents, read Lovecraft.

I have...

Who's Dean?

Post wrote: Who's Dean?

Dean Koontz, i thought that was obvious *rolleye*

No... what did do?

I'm a girl, I can like Austen if I want.

But right now still working on the Pimpernel books.