Don Paterson
J.K. Rowling (Trite answer but I do adore her books. It's just a shame that she chose to end The Deathly Hallows the way that she did. Honestly, that epilogue was tragic. And not in a good way)
Sylvia Plath
Edgar Allen Poe
Lord Byron
William Shakespeare
Primo Levi (Probably the only Author that has ever truelly broken my heart. I read "If This Is A Man" when I was in Sixth Form as a class book, and I recall crying in class during certain passages. Heart wrenching wouldn't even begin to describe the honeyed passages of this novel. It's a credit to the man that he found himself able to recall his experiences in such grim detail.)
Oscar Wilde
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