Authors you have read everthing by

[campanula]

Too many to list since when I discover an author I like, I conscientiously track down everything in print. However, when an author fails to please, I will give up. Neal Asher, for example, who's earlier novels I read with much enjoyment but have ignored his later output (the last 4 novels) as being painfully weak, derivative and essentially, a wearisome rehash of previous work...but lazy and unimaginative regurgitations. Sherri Tepper is another. By and large though, I am always enthralled to hear of a previously unknown writer...and if they have an immense back catalogue, then joy indeed.

 

[hitmouse]

Struggle to think of any really, think I've read Wuthering Heights but can't remember it that well, and all the other possible ones I can think of, like Ralph Ellison, turn out to have at least one book I've not read. Even Toole had Neon Bible. Not read the new-ish one, but I've read everything Harper Lee published while she was alive? At time of writing, I think I've read every book by Phil Neel, John Darnielle, and I was going to say Daniel Lavery as well but apparently he's written a comic I didn't know about.

 

[Pickman's model]

sven hassel
david keck
robert e howard
certainly all the fiction by h.p. lovecraft: but not all the letters and essays

 

[Buddy Bradley]

Weirdly, I discovered a book on my shelves by Douglas Coupland that I have absolutely no recollection of ever reading. It came out in 2008 or thereabouts, so I don't know if it was just so forgettable that it made zero impression on me, or if I genuinely bought it to complete my collection but never got around to actually reading it.

 

[weepiper]

Terry Pratchett. Diana Wynne Jones. Loads but not all of Joan Aiken.

 

[petee]

not quite all of John McPhee's stuff, but I'll get there.

 

[A380]

Terry Pratchett
Robert Heinlein
Arthur C Clarke
John Christopher
Harry Harrison
Patrick O’brian - yes including his other books
CS Forestor - including the Second World War out of print ones
Bernard Cornwell- including the not so good thrillers
Julian Rathbone
Mary Wesley - I have no idea either, just went through a stage when I read all her stuff
Spike Milligan
Fay Weldon
Ben Aaronovitch
Robert Harris
Andy Weir
John Wyndham

 

[Elpenor]

William Boyd
Alan Warner
Evelyn Waugh
Douglas Coupland
Julian Barnes
Jonathan Coe

 

[imposs1904]

Gordon Legge

. . . erm, that's it.

 

[weltweit]

Iain M Banks ( Just the sci-fi stuff )
Joseph Heller ( I think just the two no? )
Arthur C.Clarke ( I think )
Mark Billingham
Ian Rankin ( quite a claim he wrote so many, I think so though )
Patrick O'Brian