#106

Cant believe I forgot R.L.Stine. David Walliams is going to be top 10 isnt he!!

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#107

Reckon Mrs 50 Shades woman will win.

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#108

First person on the list I’ve read (Homer aside), and not fussed at all. Don’t really have an appetite for “weird” short stories.

#110

didn’t forget Mishima

never forget Mishima

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#111

I didn’t vote for Poe but could’ve done, what a lad, true hysterical gothic nonsense, and let’s not forget he not only wrote the first modern detective story, it has the best solution of any detective story ever written.

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#112

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#114

He’s in my top five because he’s fucking incredible and I look forward to explaining why to you.

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#115

Yay! Really surprised to see him get on the list. Really hard to choose a favourite book though!

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#116

Let’s not forget about Mr Ham-in-the-freezer Dahl

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#117

I read like all of Kerouac when I was 17 then never read any again. Remember basing a lot of my university admission interview around the Dharma Bums. Christ. Should probably revisit at some point.

#118

Doesn’t even come close (and it was lamb I believe)

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#119

Defo a ham

#120

*lamb

#121

Oh ffs

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#122

Ham To The Slaughter.

#123

I am looking forward to this.

#124

The story is literally called “Lamb to the Slaughter”

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#125

i imagine it probably doesn’t hold up at all as most folk that dislike him are past it when they first have a go

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#126

Catullus was on my long list, but dropped off fairly quick.

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#128

uni admission interview for me ‘yeah, I’ve read a bit of Nietzsche. Plato was pretty rad, huh?’

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