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¿Question #879?
Pseudo Nymh: What is your favorite novel?

Never Knows Best: War and Peace
brad_c_1966: Ringworld. Mostly because it was my first SciFi novel.
Greedo: Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card.
DasViktor: Steinbeck's "Of Mice & Men"
axeme: Lord of the Rings
Felimid: Cyteen, by C.J. Cherryh, probably.
Zarion of Arabel: wizard's first rule
DKahnt: Catcher in the Ry
MadBrad: Lord of the Rings.
tuttleboy: Neuromancer
Toasty: Stephen Lawheads Songs of Alblion trilogy
earthvssoup: 1984
hannibal twin 8: That's impossible, there are so many good novels.
Harkonnen13: Neuromancer.
chockle: Kalki by Gore Vidal
aleo09: don't have one
bigbadsteve: whatever i am reading at the time
Actorios: A Song of Ice of Fire is very good it its category
POvidiusNaso: Confederacy of Dunces
DHEK: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
happyjosiah: The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury (Short Stories, hope it counts)
DGSI: the bible..yes it is a novel in a way
Geosmores: Alice in wonderland
redjack11: I like innies. Oh, wait...
Tina and Steve: Da Vinci Code
Cut & Space: Le petit Princwe
suncrush: This changes a lot, but right now, Terry Pratchett's Going Postal.
ZiggyZambo: Rondezvous with Rama
cln777: A Song of Ice and Fire
Cromaa: Don't have one
vampywife: novel...probably Hannibal
scriptorum: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/question/193
keldrak: the gunslinger by stephen king
RyanMC: Enders Game
MK-Ultra71: Swiss Family Robinson
rawdawg: moby dick
aramis: Dune
SenorOcho: A lot of them are quite overrated, unfortunately.
Xlyce: Silverlock, Battlefield Earth and Sharpe get read on a regular basis
Loquutus: THHGTTG
ssmooth: I've read too many superb ones to pick a single favorite.
brainrob: Sorry to be obvious, but it is LotR
EDS Teioh: Slaughterhouse Five
XanderF: Oh, gods, I love books - LOTS of titles. 'Lord of the Rings' series, probably, as fav - most emotionally tied to characters and really complete transportation of the reader to another world.
Redneon: Puppet Masters - Heinlein.
notquitekarpov: Diary of a Fox Hunting Man - Sigfried Sassoon
sourwyrm: hitchhiker's
arkibet: Harry Potter books/
Ravsitar: DragonsDawn by Anne McCaffery
puffinge: Time and Again by Jack Finney
xlorp: The Name of the Rose
mandj2001: Day No Pigs Would Die
Mike A: The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.
Gargoyle: I'm quite geekish enough to say Lord of the Rings.
Lord_Prussian: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
ikeafetishist: the picture of dorian gray.
SwedeLad: My own. It is very sexy, but it does fill with lint which must be cleaned every day. By the way, mine in an insie. Do you have an insie or an outsie?
mrbeankc: Fountains of Paradise
2amp: Her Majesty's Wizzard
reddogfive: don't have one ...
rkalajian: Queen of the Damned
snoozefest: Game of Thrones and rest of series thus far
Metaphora: "The Passion" by Jeanette Winterson
toulouse: Battlefield Earth
heli: too many to choose from
trippcor: Guns of the South
Monday Bio: 100 Years of Solitude
BengalBandit: The Da Vinci Code, followed by Guns of the South, then A Spell for Chameleon
Malacoda: Heller, Catch 22
UhhhClem: Gravity's Rainbow. Though Gene Wolfe is catching up with Pynchon.
dogberry: The Catcher in the Rye
gnomehome: I can't choose.
TiNYTimIDFluffYBunnY: helter skelter
AlorielLelyn: Orion by Ben Bova
Oborro: It
tragicpoet: Jurrassic Park/ Lost World, Choke by Chuck Palahniuk, Several Koontz (phantoms, watchers, etc.)
rochs77: Crime and Punishment
GuyHill: De Ontdekking van de Hemel by Harry Mulisch (Dutch)
Blackwind: Killer Angels
CortexBomb: Perhaps American Gods by Neil Gaiman
viogression: If I had to choose only one (out of potential hundreds), it'd have to be Huckleberry Finn.
onky: Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy
DangerMouse: Armor by John Steakley.
chaddyboy_2000: Don't have one.
Reloaded: Trainspotting...
dakarp: Still Middlemarch. But since I'm getting a second chance to answer this, I'll say Moby Dick is also really good.
geberus: Lilith's Brood by Octavia Butler
netfilterz: Currently A Game of Thrones. But way back Neuromancer was awesome!
Abundance of Flowers: Land of Laughs - Jonathan Carroll.
Belash: answered this one already
Mosse: Röde Orm by Frans G Bengtsson
Michael Becker: original dragonlance trilogy by Weiss and Hickman
fsumarc: anything from Stephen King
louiseh: Foucault's Pendulum
Mozbink: The Count of Monte Cristo.
hibikir: Brave New World
nnf1: Neuromancer and LOTR
BobDodgerBlue: Lord of the Rings
fnord23: Illuminatus
jttm: LotR
ValJor: Dune
MisterCranky: Peter Graves
ynnen: Currently, A Game of Thrones
skelebone: Talented Mr. Ripley
ejmowrer: Lord of the Rings
CDRodeffer: The Turning Place