- Without a doubt, Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter. This, despite the fact that I've only read around half of it. I first started reading it when I was a little kid, and the style of it so captivated me that I can still see its influence very strongly in artistic creations I'm making now. It's just a brilliant book.
- If by "author" you allow for screenwriters, I'll go with Stephen Moffat of Doctor Who. If you don't allow for TV but do allow for comics, I'll say Kieron Gillen. But both of these are very of-the-moment favorites; all it'd take to get me to stop liking them is one really bad project. If not TV or comics, then I've got no current favorite because I haven't read any novels in a while. Maybe Bill Willingham- his Peter and Max was great, and that's the last novel I read. (It's a spinoff of a comic.)
- Not that I know of.
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