Speculative Fiction I <3 (part II)

Alan Garner Alan Moore Alan Sondheim Alfred Bester Amy Sterling Casil Angela Carter Arkady and Boris Strugatsky Bruce Sterling Carlton Mellick III Carol Emshwiller China Mieville Chuck Palahniuk Clive Barker Cormac McCarthy D. Harlan Wilson Diana Wynne Jones Dan Lloyd Dan Simmons Damien Broderick David Marusek Djuna Barnes Don DeLillo Douglas Adams Ed Dorn Flann O'Brien Frank Herbert Franz Kafka Gabriel García Marquez Gene Wolfe Greg Bear Gregory Benford

H. P. Lovecraft Harlan Ellison Haruki Murakami Iain [M.] Banks Iain Sinclair Ian McDonald J. H. Prynne Jeanette Winterson Jeff Noon Jeff Vandermeer John Wyndham Jorge Luis Borges Justin Katko Karen Joy Fowler Kathy Acker Kim Stanley Robinson Kelly Link Kenji Siratori Kobo Abé Kristine Kathryn Rusch Kurt Vonnegut L. Neil Smith Larry Niven Lisa Goldstein Lois McMaster Bujold Margaret Atwood Martha Soukup Martin Amis Mary Turzillo Michael Chabon Michael Swanwick Milorad Pavic

Neal Asher Neal Stephenson Neil Gaiman Octavia E. Butler Pat Cadigan Paul Auster Paul Di Fillipo Piers Anthony Philip K. Dick Ray Bradbury Raymond Chandler Richard Morgan Robert Anton Wilson Robert Heinlein Robert Rankin Roberto Bolano Roger Zelazny Salman Rushdie Samuel Delany Stephen Baxter Ted Chiang Terry Pratchett Thomas Bernhard Thomas Ligotti Ursula LeGuin Virginia Woolf William Gaddis Yasutaka Tsutsui Zoran Zivkovic

These are my favourite "speculative fiction, science fiction, horror, fantasy, children's, slipstream, magical realist, fabulist, modernist, postmodernist, maximalist, new weird, avant garde and bizarro" authors. Even for that catch-all Chandler is a bit of a cheat, but I think Marlowe may be an android. Watch out for Dorn, Sondheim, Siratori, Prynne and Katko, they're (sorta) poets! I didn't mean for my list to include important people I haven't read or don't really go in for, like Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov. I quite like Asimov's mysteries and the list of all the books he wrote. Must get on.