Apparently these are the GREATEST authors of all time..? (Ranking the 101 best writers)

And it is such a funny depiction. And I think it strips down a lot of this veneer of these very regal, wealthy, and intellectual individuals. And I love it.

Any sort of southern book that's focusing on death and family is really interesting to me and I feel like Falner does that really well. Really just testament to that sort of hate and that relationship between people I think is really exciting to read.

I've also read the book that Wolf wrote about her friend's dog from the POV of her dog. I feel like that's just her having a good time and wanting to just write a fun little book.

Lady Chatterly's Lover used to be one of my favorite books of all time. I used to. I would love to revisit it again.

Again, a story that has lasted so long. They keep on doing adaptations of it. They keep on rebirthing its existence into the cultural world.

Even though Lolita is an extremely disturbing book, Nabakov's writing is great.

Blow Bear also insane individual if you look into his life what he was doing. My guy was crazy which I think translates to Madam Bovery. He is Madam Bovery.

100 Years of Solitude. Fantastic book. Probably his most famous.

Slaughterhouse 5. That's a great book and I want to revisit that. I remember I was so immersed in reading that I was going to get my oil changed in my small town.

I just read my first Atwood this year, surfacing, which I think about all the time. Not even like a story that initially really captured me, but I thought it was so smart just the way that it was written and great character development.

BFG was my favorite roll doll. I loved the BFG. I felt a kinship with the BFG, the actual big friendly giant.

I definitely read some Dr. Zeus, but I would say it was a Shell Silverstein girl. Okay. Where the Sidewalk Ends, The Giving Tree, I don't care.

And I can't believe that because the idea of trying to have the impact of Grapes of Wrath that it has on me now and trying to build that in a child at like 14, 15 years old does not happen.

Yeah, I mean I will reread The Great Gatsby again in my life. I like F. Scott Fitzgerald's work.

Turning the Screw is one of the best ghost stories of all time. If you've never read it, read it. It's great.

What I talk about when I talk about running is one of the most inspirational books I've ever read. I'll die on that hill.

I definitely read some Dr. Zeus, but I would say it was a Shell Silverstein girl. Okay. Where the Sidewalk Ends, The Giving Tree, I don't care.