A. Manette Ansay: Blue Water
A. Manette Ansay: Vinegar Hill
Alice Munro: Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship
Alice Sebold: The Lovely Bones
Alice Walker: The Color Purple
Angie Cruz: Let It Rain Coffee
Anne Rice: Interview With the Vampire
Bernays Painter: What If?
Carol Taylor: Wanderlust
Carolyn Ferrell: Don't Erase Me
Chris Abani: Song for Night
Christopher Moore: Lamb
Colin Channer: Iron Balloons
Dedra Johnson: Sandrine's Letter to Tomorrow
Dennis Lehane: Mystic River
Felicia Luna Lemus: Like Son
Geoffrey Philp: Uncle Obadiah and the Alien
Gonzalo Barr: Last Flight of Jose Luis Balboa
Gordon Parks: The Learning Tree
Hallema: Mass Deception
Ivonne Lamazares: The Sugar Island
James W. Hall: Gone Wild
Jarret Keene: Las Vegas Noir
JK Rowling: Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows
John Cheever: The Stories of John Cheever
John Dufresne: Lie That Tells a Truth
John Dufresne: Johnny Too Bad
John Rechy: City of Night
Junot Diaz: Drown
Kwame Dawes: She's Gone
Laura Valeri: The Kinds of Things Saints Do
Leonard Nash: You Can't Get There From Here and Other Stories
Les Standiford: Miami Noir
Les Standiford: Meet You in Hell
Lewis Nordan: Music of the Swamp
Lynne Barrett: Secret Names of Women
Martha Frankel: Hats and Eyeglasses
Michael Craig: The Professor, the Banker, and the Suicide King
Pat MacEnulty: From May to December
Philip Roth: Human Stain
Preston L. Allen: Come With Me Sheba
Preston L. Allen: Hoochie Mama
Preston L. Allen: All or Nothing
Preston L. Allen: Churchboys and Other Sinners
Richard Wright: Native Son
Sapphire: Push
Simon Winchester: The Professor and the Madman
Stephen King: On Writing
Stephen King: Different Seasons
T Cooper: Lipshitz Six
Uzodinma Iweala: Beasts of No Nation
Vicki Hendricks: Cruel Poetry
William Goldman: Boys and Girls Together
William Zinnser: On Writing Well
Yann Martel: Life of Pi
No question is out of bounds. E-mail him at PrestonTheWriterAllen@gmail.com, and be prepared to laugh and learn. Preston also posts a growing list of some pretty great and often unusual books that you should read if you want to be a writer.
Preston L. Allen, who was born on Roatan (Honduras), is the author of the novels Hoochie Mama, Bounce, Come with Me, Sheba, and the short story collection Churchboys and Other Sinners. His stories have also appeared in several of the Brown Sugar series. Preston is the winner of the Sonja H. Stone Prize in Literature and a recipient of a State of Florida Individual Artist Fellowship in Fiction. He lives in Miami, Florida.
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