Lloyd A. Green
My favorite book used to be Dune by Frank Herbert. Not only does he build unique and memorable characters but his ability to construct whole worlds and their societies is astounding. This book lead me to read all the books in the Dune series (written by Frank, not his son).
Presently, Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card continues to hold my top spot. Life stories have always interested me. Ender's journey through childhood (and then adulthood in subsequent books) is both innovative and startling and shows what we all might be capable of when pushed. Card's sequels, prequels and off-shoots to the original book, keep diving back into the world of Ender with each new edition. The Swarm is on my list to soon be read.
Presently, Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card continues to hold my top spot. Life stories have always interested me. Ender's journey through childhood (and then adulthood in subsequent books) is both innovative and startling and shows what we all might be capable of when pushed. Card's sequels, prequels and off-shoots to the original book, keep diving back into the world of Ender with each new edition. The Swarm is on my list to soon be read.
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